Xeon E3110 Skt 775 - Anyone know of details?

[Sasqui]

Ran across the E3110 on bensbargains.net. Looks identical to the E8400, except for voltage range is slighly different. Priced at at about $220 usd. Same FSB, Cache... everything.

First Xeon I've seen in socket 775 - all others are socket 771. C0 stepping.

E3100:
http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLAPM

E8400:
http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLAPL

Any insights?

[erocker]

Deffinitely looks like they are the same to me, however the e8400 supposedly gives you a better voltage range.

[Sasqui]

Yea, on paper at least and intersting, no thermal spec listed for the Xeon. What an oddity.

[hat]

mmmmm... 45nm xeons... YES!!
lol Intel/AMD will do this forever, put out server chips for the desktop platform, people buy into it.

[Paulieg]

Just like the Duad core Xeons, you will find slightly better thermal tolerance with this chip over the e8400. Not to mention the crazy low voltages. My x3220 clocks at 3.2 ghz on only 1.26v.

[Sasqui]

Just like the Duad core Xeons, you will find slightly better thermal tolerance with this chip over the e8400. Not to mention the crazy low voltages. My x3220 clocks at 3.2 ghz on only 1.26v.

I just looked up your x3220 - same 775 package, but you've got the luxury of a 9x multi but 8MB and 65nm. Still 775... now now I see more Xeons in the 775 package.