What's the difference in Inte's CPU's...

**temeteus82** · Nov 20, 2007, 11:15 AM

Ok the deal is that one retailer has Q6600's on sale on set is marked with SKT775 and the other is SLACR. I've looked Intel's site and found nothing useful info about them. So I bet that we have here some one who knows what the deal is in here.

Thanks

Ps. And I would like to know that does the both come with stock cooler...

**kris23** · Nov 20, 2007, 12:38 PM

stepping man. you know about all the commotion for G0 Q6600s? the model number SLACR is the successor to the model SL9UM which is a hotter running, lower clocking chip

consider the SLACR model Q6600 the latest revision, its the one you want.

your retailer you said was bundling SL9UM chips with motherboards? more than likely they are trying to get rid of those older B3 stepping models.

i think its worth it to buy the G0 (SLACR) model

**temeteus82** · Nov 20, 2007, 01:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kris23

stepping man. you know about all the commotion for G0 Q6600s? the model number SLACR is the successor to the model SL9UM which is a hotter running, lower clocking chip

consider the SLACR model Q6600 the latest revision, its the one you want.

your retailer you said was bundling SL9UM chips with motherboards? more than likely they are trying to get rid of those older B3 stepping models.

i think its worth it to buy the G0 (SLACR) model

No they just have 2 different Q6600's on sale they have different Intel product codes BX80562Q6600 and HH80562PH0568M SLACR. I've looked up the first one in Intel's site and it says it's G0 stepping... Both of them has the one year warranty so they can't be boxed products with cooler?

On the other side the price difference is just 4€ so I might get the second model.

RoyBatty · Nov 20, 2007, 01:56 PM

Yes, SLACR is the newer core revision - here are the specs. This is the older revision, avoid it if you can. "SKT775" means Socket 775. And if you want the stock cooler get the BOX version.

Just googled and it seems that the "HH80562PH0568M" is an OEM version and the "BX80562Q6600" is boxed retail version.

**temeteus82** · Nov 20, 2007, 02:02 PM

Yeah I've been looking other retaillers in here and found that there aren't any boxed versions out here. So I think that I'll get the SLACR reversion and get some cheap cooler, since I don't have the money to get the high end ones :P

**kris23** · Nov 20, 2007, 02:09 PM

the numbers you are referring to are the BOXED and OEM order numbers "BX" is the boxed proocessor and "HH" is the OEM processor.

if they are both G0 SLACR chips then either one is fine really.

RoyBatty said it right

PangingJr · Nov 20, 2007, 02:10 PM

Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q6600

1) sSpec Number: SLACR
Core Stepping: G0
Box Order Code: BX80562Q6600
OEM Order Code: HH80562PH0568M

2) sSpec Number: SL9UM
Core Stepping: B3
Box Order Code: BX80562Q6600
OEM Order Code: HH80562PH0568M

Box Order Code: The actual part number used in ordering the processor from an Intel distributor. The boxed processor comes in a sealed box with a 3-year warranty from Intel.

OEM Order Code: The actual part number used in ordering an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) processor, sometimes referred to as a tray processor, that is sold to an OEM manufacturer or distributor intended for installation.

Intel Processor Spec Finder homepage - Processor Spec Finder

RoyBatty · Nov 20, 2007, 02:10 PM

The Freezer 7 Pro is a good cheap cooler.

**kris23** · Nov 20, 2007, 02:12 PM

what he said, only 20 bucks USD for Freezer 7

procupine14 · Nov 20, 2007, 04:59 PM

Arctic cooling does good work this is for sure

**temeteus82** · Nov 20, 2007, 11:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PangingJr

Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q6600

1) sSpec Number: SLACR
Core Stepping: G0
Box Order Code: BX80562Q6600
OEM Order Code: HH80562PH0568M

So if I get the box there is slight change that I get the G0 stepping... and it's 4€ cheaper

ChaosMinionX · Nov 21, 2007, 01:11 AM

Freezer 7 pro I wouldnt recommend for a quadcore.... it will work for stock but not much else.

**kris23** · Nov 21, 2007, 01:12 AM

dude, the box order codes for the SLACR and SL9UM are the same so dont base your purchase on it.

i highly recommend just spending that 4 quid and know you got the best version

**kris23** · Nov 21, 2007, 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ChaosMinionX

Freezer 7 pro I wouldnt recommend for a quadcore.... it will work for stock but not much else.

better than frying it with stock

ChaosMinionX · Nov 21, 2007, 04:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kris23

better than frying it with stock

True, its a good cooler no doubt...Actually I have a Freezer 7 Pro laying around, it worked wonders for a stock rig I had.

PangingJr · Nov 21, 2007, 09:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by temeteus82

So if I get the box there is slight change that I get the G0 stepping... and it's 4€ cheaper

lol, you don't seem to figure it out why i post the info in full details (in my above post) on both Core Stepping of the processors.
if you want to make sure you get the Stepping G0 processor, place your order of the processor based on the info i give you.

**temeteus82** · Nov 21, 2007, 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PangingJr

lol, you don't seem to figure it out why i post the info in full details (in my above post) on both Core Stepping of the processors.
if you want to make sure you get the Stepping G0 processor, place your order of the processor based on the info i give you.

Yeah I don't get it. One of my friends got that box and the CPU was G0 stepping ... Man that I have a ton of things to do and the flu is trying to get in again

PangingJr · Nov 21, 2007, 10:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by temeteus82

Yeah I don't get it. One of my friends got that box and the CPU was G0 stepping ... Man that I have a ton of things to do and the flu is trying to get in again

you should concern about the "sSpec Number" more than anything else (and not based on a previous buy) if you want to make sure you get the prefered stepping processor.
it's best if you could call and confirm about this with the store that you buy it from.

**temeteus82** · Nov 21, 2007, 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PangingJr

you should concern about the "sSpec Number" more than anything else (and not based on a previous buy) if you want to make sure you get the prefered stepping processor.
it's best if you could call and confirm about this with the store that you buy it from.

Yeah I'll ask them about that whole mess

anyways thanks to you all

PangingJr · Nov 21, 2007, 10:34 AM

just a remainder, the sSpec Number is on the boxed retail processor, if it's not the same sSpec then don't open the box and ask for a replacement.

**temeteus82** · Nov 21, 2007, 10:43 AM

I'll remember that

Nov 20, 2007, 12:38 PM	#2
kris23 Going Insane..... Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 6,017 Rep Power: 131 System Specs	stepping man. you know about all the commotion for G0 Q6600s? the model number SLACR is the successor to the model SL9UM which is a hotter running, lower clocking chip consider the SLACR model Q6600 the latest revision, its the one you want.your retailer you said was bundling SL9UM chips with motherboards? more than likely they are trying to get rid of those older B3 stepping models. i think its worth it to buy the G0 (SLACR) model __________________ Hardwareheaven Super-Moderator Building a new computer system and not sure where to start? Click Here! last updated (5/18/11) Rosewill FUTURE case replaces CM 690 II with its greater interior length. Building a PC: Step by Step Guide Written by Kristopher Pedemonte and Nathan Marks-Forder Edited by Allan Campbell Questions or Comments? feel free to post them in the forums!

Nov 20, 2007, 01:56 PM	#4
RoyBatty HardwareHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Czech Republic Posts: 1,941 Rep Power: 122 System Specs	Yes, SLACR is the newer core revision - here are the specs. This is the older revision, avoid it if you can. "SKT775" means Socket 775. And if you want the stock cooler get the BOX version. Just googled and it seems that the "HH80562PH0568M" is an OEM version and the "BX80562Q6600" is boxed retail version. Last edited by RoyBatty; Nov 20, 2007 at 02:04 PM.

Nov 20, 2007, 02:09 PM	#6
kris23 Going Insane..... Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 6,017 Rep Power: 131 System Specs	the numbers you are referring to are the BOXED and OEM order numbers "BX" is the boxed proocessor and "HH" is the OEM processor. if they are both G0 SLACR chips then either one is fine really. RoyBatty said it right __________________ Hardwareheaven Super-Moderator Building a new computer system and not sure where to start? Click Here! last updated (5/18/11) Rosewill FUTURE case replaces CM 690 II with its greater interior length. Building a PC: Step by Step Guide Written by Kristopher Pedemonte and Nathan Marks-Forder Edited by Allan Campbell Questions or Comments? feel free to post them in the forums!

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kris23 Going Insane..... Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 6,017 Rep Power: 131 System Specs	what he said, only 20 bucks USD for Freezer 7 __________________ Hardwareheaven Super-Moderator Building a new computer system and not sure where to start? Click Here! last updated (5/18/11) Rosewill FUTURE case replaces CM 690 II with its greater interior length. Building a PC: Step by Step Guide Written by Kristopher Pedemonte and Nathan Marks-Forder Edited by Allan Campbell Questions or Comments? feel free to post them in the forums!

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Nov 20, 2007, 02:10 PM	#7
PangingJr Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,989 Rep Power: 71	Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q6600 1) sSpec Number: SLACR Core Stepping: G0 Box Order Code: BX80562Q6600 OEM Order Code: HH80562PH0568M 2) sSpec Number: SL9UM Core Stepping: B3 Box Order Code: BX80562Q6600 OEM Order Code: HH80562PH0568M Box Order Code: The actual part number used in ordering the processor from an Intel distributor. The boxed processor comes in a sealed box with a 3-year warranty from Intel. OEM Order Code: The actual part number used in ordering an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) processor, sometimes referred to as a tray processor, that is sold to an OEM manufacturer or distributor intended for installation. Intel Processor Spec Finder homepage - Processor Spec Finder

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kris23 Going Insane..... Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 6,017 Rep Power: 131 System Specs	dude, the box order codes for the SLACR and SL9UM are the same so dont base your purchase on it. i highly recommend just spending that 4 quid and know you got the best version __________________ Hardwareheaven Super-Moderator Building a new computer system and not sure where to start? Click Here! last updated (5/18/11) Rosewill FUTURE case replaces CM 690 II with its greater interior length. Building a PC: Step by Step Guide Written by Kristopher Pedemonte and Nathan Marks-Forder Edited by Allan Campbell Questions or Comments? feel free to post them in the forums!

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PangingJr Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 5,989 Rep Power: 71	just a remainder, the sSpec Number is on the boxed retail processor, if it's not the same sSpec then don't open the box and ask for a replacement.