e2200 - e6850 or e7200 need help choosing

[ghostshell98]

e2200, e6850 or e7200 need help choosing

out of the 3 of these which 2 would you keep.

i like the idea of the power savings and lower heat of the 1066 fsb e7200 but does it really smoke an 1333 fsb e6850 when oc'ed

i paid 50 for the e2200 and have used it for half a year all the way up to 3.2 ghz

the e6850 cost 108 dollars still in box
and the e7200 was a combo deal still in box for 140 , will sell the board to make up the difference

lookin to move up to a 45nm quad when they drop to sub 180 but for now which of these should i keep

should i try to get rid of my pentium d 805 and and drop the e2200 in the asrock and drop either the e6850 or e7200 in my 975x server

decisision decisions
thanx for the help

 

[troisanh]

drop the e2200.

 

[MaStaFLaSH]

Well I'd drop the e2200 but it depends what you're going to be doing.....

 

[chrisf6969]

drop the e2200.

 

[onedestinazn2]

keep the e2200 and run it until it dies or when the quads are closer to ur price range. the other cpu's arent a tremendous jump

 

[ghostshell98]

ok thanks for the replies ,

does anyone know if my asrock 775dual vsta will run with the e6850 ,
the e2200 will thats why i want to keep it ,so i can retire that old pentium d 805
really it comes down to the e7200 vs the e6850 , havent seen too many articles talking about these two vs each other
should i just sell the e6850 for a small profit and stick with the energy efficient e7200 , it will be running on my 975x p5wdg2 pro

 

[needmorecarnitine]

you can drop the e2200 in my hands

still using a barton

 

[MaStaFLaSH]

Just sell the e6850, the e7200 is a great chip. Honestly they're about the same but you can sell the e6850 for moar

 

[carajean206]

I have almost got my E7200 to 4.0ghz. It posted but was not stable and a little too hot for my taste. Right now I run it at 3.8ghz.

 

[mellojoe]

My e7200 runs at 8.5 x 400 for a total of 3.4GHz using stock voltages and stock cooling. I can only imagine what it would do with better cooling and pushing the voltages. If a "stock" e7200 can do 3.4Ghz, then it seems like the best deal out there.