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Intel Pentium Dual Core E2180 2GHz Socket 775 800MHz FSB L2 1MB Cache Retail Box Processor
- £39.68ex vat
- £46.63inc vat
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- manufacturer #: BX80557E2180
- quickfind code: 132064
- 300 in stock for next day delivery.
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Re Fan and cooler
I have just purchased one of these and it is the retail version, therefore it has the HEATSINK COOLER and FAN included, and in agreement with other reviewers here it is very fast and runs cool, a brilliant bargain, BUY one today
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Windows XPgot this running at 3ghz with more to go , dont waste money on more expensive core 2 duos , this is such a good overclocker because of the 10x multiplier , great one ebuyer for the delivery 3 days when it was meant to take 5
Great value for money
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Windows XP MB Asus P5VD2. Replaced my Celeron D352(Great chip) with one of these. So easy to change over. About 5 minutes to complete. Can't believe the increase in performance. Don't need to overclock.
Great service again from E-Buyer.
bargain
great cpu, easy overclock to 2.5ghz just by changing cpu frequency from 200 to 250.cpu temp is 26 celcius , temp hardly moved with overclock.vista rates this as 5.5 with overclock
decent overclock
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Windows XPGot this as part of a complete system build. It's in a Gigabyte GA P35 DS3R, and has an Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro heatsink cooling it.
Currently running stable at 3GHz (375x8) with only a slight voltage boost, around 34c idle and 60c under load [prime95]. However it's borderline at 3.2GHz - needs much higher voltage (1.46+) and temps are around 65c under load, a bit too high.
I'm very happy with it, but if I could choose again I'd go for an E2140, as the higher multiplier on the E2180 is not much use for reaching higher speeds - with the multiplier at 10, FSB can't get far past 320, with lots of heat, and high voltage.
All in all I'm happy though, and my order arrived in 2 working days even though I went for supersaver delivery.
Intel E2180
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Windows VistaThese have a lower spec than the full core 2 duos, but I am more than happy with its speed. I wanted something that runs cool and this certainly does. The retail boxed version comes with an Intel heatsink and fan. Some people moan about these, but mine works fine. It had a slight whistle at first, but this disappeared after a days use and with my ASUS motherboard in silent mode, it is almost inaudible. Fitting these coolers is a bit frightening because you have to push 4 clips down to lock it in place which does stress the board and I was a lot happier fitting this before installing the motherboard so I could support it. I would definately buy another E2180.
Bargain CPU
Spend a bit more on a decent heatsink (psst...Scythe Ninja) and you've got a bargain, 2.7GHz here with no screaming fans or risky voltage changes. Coupled it with ebuyers cheap Corsair PC2-5400 (QuickFind Code: 98708) for a budget system that rocks!
Overclocking + Temps
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Windows XPThis is an absolutely cracking CPU at a bargain price! The fan that it comes with is tiny! i threw mint straight in the bin and attached the arctic cooling freezer 7.
Mine runs 3GHz @ 1.4v 1200MHz FSB, 10x multi.
Temps are very good, 35-40 at idle, and 55ish under max load.
Extremely good budget processor with plenty of OC headroom.
very nippy and stable, good budget gaming
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Windows XPhad this since spetember 07 45 pounds P35C-DS3R OCZ Gold Ed 2GB DDR2 Triplex x1950Pro 512mb GDDR3 & Kingwin Mach1 520W no probs so far on xp pro & xp 64,try vista ultimate later.
i am gamer:NFSPS,Bioshock,Dirt,CSS,Crysis,Fifa08,ProEvo 8.Play all games beautifully on DVI HD LGM208WA@1680x1050.all games graphics set to full except Crysis, which runs much better at medium setting.
PC on 24/7@uni&wen take home, no O/C, don't need it basically, plays games lovely, do later when get better CPUHS fan (stock fine though) so i can max out Crysis, not sure if will help that much GF8800 myt b the soln.
Thumbs up!
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Windows XPBought one for my blu-ray HD-DVD pc setup.
Its
Fast
Cheap
Cool
runs rings round my old AMD 64x2 4600 939 & at a third of the price of what I paid for the old chip.
did a brief overclock to 2.8 on default voltage settings, but you can go faster.
what more can I say?
