Allendale? Dont Exist As Of Yet?

[AthlonX2]

i dug up some info that seems pretty interesting,and im sure this will cost some confusion.
check it out.read down to where it says allendale
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Core_2#Conroe

[wazzledoozle]

Yep. Allendale is the E4xxx series (think Celeron)

[djbbenn]

The E6300/E6400 were supposedly Allendales, but Intel announced they are simply disabled Conroes and still hold the Conroe name. As wazz said, the E4xxx will be Allendale (800MHz FSB).

-Dan

[ghost101]

Yep. Allendale is the E4xxx series (think Celeron)

I thought the E2000 range would be the celeron equivalent?

http://www.mikeshardware.co.uk/RoadmapQ307.htm

[Chewy]

yep but cpu-z says the e6300/6400 are allendales, so everyone calls em that :P I dug up this infomation b4 aswell.


EDIT: I'm not running that 3dmark06 test yet, do you really want it? I mean look at the superpi, sciencemark2 elc scores.

I would have to change some stuff in my bios, just did the ram and for some reason I got an error in orthos with 4-4-4-12 timmings...

so for now I chilled my oc and am running 2.8ghz (with low volts :) ) ram 2.1v 4-4-4-12/at 800.

[djbbenn]

I thought the E2000 range would be the celeron equivalent?

http://www.mikeshardware.co.uk/RoadmapQ307.htm

Err don't know how true that is... For starters the Pentium name is gone, Intel dropped that finally. There may be a E2xxx series, but that's hard to say. Hasn't been accounced. Wazz was just saying Celeron because the Allendale is a toned down Conroe with the 800MHz FSB. The Celeron name is done like the Pentium name afaik as well.

-Dan