3 GHz P4 Ships Tomorrow!!!!!

[ALBPM]

The 3 GHz P4 ships tomorrow!!!!!

Another "First" for the New Mexico Site!!

First to ship at 2.0 GHz
First to ship 3.0 GHz
First to ship 0.13 micron Flash Memory Products

[Hati]

Could they ship me some money first, so I can buy the processor?
Hati

[thop]

[Oboy]

We BAD!!!!!!!!!!

Its going to be cool to see how much this 3Ghz will OC too! I'm thinking over 3.8Ghz! How sweet it is!

Oboy

[Admiral]

Originally posted by Hati
Could they ship me some money first, so I can buy the processor?
Hati

I'm with Hati

[ALBPM]

We also just had a Celebration for the New Mexico Site shipping it's "One Billionth Die"!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dogbert]

Originally posted by Oboy
We BAD!!!!!!!!!!

Its going to be cool to see how much this 3Ghz will OC too! I'm thinking over 3.8Ghz! How sweet it is!

Oboy

!?

We're talking about 26% oc here...

[Tempest]

THIS is what I would call an overclocker: http://www.overclockers.com/tips00183/

Pentium 4 1,8 GHz @ 3,5 GHz with 1,625 V

[The PIT]

Good that means the others drop again in price.

[BuddMan]

There's been discussion about enabling HT on existing P4s at 2.4 and up. Wonder if it's really possible as I've hard the HT technology was always there, just never enabled...

[ZokesPro]

Just thought of something after I read BuddMan's post. You know how Tom (at Tom's Hardware) had photoshopped his P4 3.0GHz picture cause he claims to have had a special prototype in his labs, well, since his P4 3Ghz was a fake I woner how much that will impact the results now that HyperThreading is in the new P4?

[Oboy]

Originally posted by Dogbert


!?

We're talking about 26% oc here...

Sorry I’m was just trying to be a little conservative!


Oboy

[WyWyWyWy]

Hey if P4 does drop in price I'm gonna get myself a 1.8A instead of my crappy 1.9...

1.8A@2.4 wooo can't wait!
Yea more exciting than 3.0B!

[Wombat]

Budd, the HT was part of the design, but that doesn't mean it worked. It may very well be on current P4s, but defective. I can't say Although, as the 3.06 P4s come out, we may see slower bins of these parts enter the market as 2.4 or 2.6GHz parts, with intact HT registers and pathways. Don't expect to use them though -- Intel are real bastards when it comes to locking down the processor, and it will probably be protected by the same fuse+other locking scheme that locks down Intel's multipliers, and nobody's bothered breaking that in a long time.

[DJ]

Is it that nobody has bothered or that no one has been able to brake Intel's scheme?

DJ