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Thursday, December 07, 2006
Intel QX6700

3. Installation

As we explained before, users have to download the latest Bios for their motherboard in order to get the full support for the QX6700. For all our tests, we used an Asus P5B Deluxe with 0903 (beta) Bios. We used the extremely noisy Intel fan in order to have maximum performance. Hopefully, the QX6700 retail packages will include a more ear pleasing air cooler. Let's now have a look at the main features of the processor, checking it with various software:

CPU-Z

Everest Ultimate Edition 2006




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