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clovertown question
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Found a 3 ghz clovertown to replace my 2ghz processor. But, what does SLAED mean? This was part of the description. Am assuming this will work but want to be sure before ordering. Will this work? Also, what does SLA4P mean and will it work? With all the different nomenclatures with the x5365 clovertowns, does it matter as long as its a x5365?
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Last edited by bearcatrp; Jan 20, 2009 at 11:15 PM.
Reason: added a couple of lines)
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2010 Mac Mini, 32GB iPod Touch, 2 Apple TV (1)
Home built 12 core 2.93 Westmere PC (almost half the cost of MP) Win7 64.
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Check out the intel page.
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I was on that site yesterday looking at that. Kind of know what it means but couldn't find anything referring to the SLA4P. Its some kind of identifier. Thanks.
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2010 Mac Mini, 32GB iPod Touch, 2 Apple TV (1)
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Yes, the X5365 is the Clovertown you're looking for. It has an LGA 771 socket so it will fit in your Woodcrest Mac.
The X5365 came in two steppings: G0 (that's the SLAED version you saw) and B3 (SL9YZ). The G0 increased the voltage to 1.35V and dropped the TDP to 120W. The older B3 had a 150W TDP. The G0 was released 4 months after the B3 and costed almost $200 less.
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Google only shows a few references to SLA4P; it may have been the intended sSpec code that was later changed.
Originally Posted by Simon 
The X5365 came in two steppings: G0 (that's the SLAED version you saw) and B3 (SL9YZ)
ARK lists the B3 as SLAC3
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