3570K (ES)

[Devious]

We got a pre-overclocked workstation delivered yesterday at work and I was just installing our CAD software and having a fiddle around as you do.

I noticed it had some stability software installed, prime95 etc and CPU-Z. I fired up CPU-Z and the CPU's name is shown as a 3570K (ES).

Is this an engineering sample? I have seen a couple of other screenshots of people CPU-Z with (ES) in the name but cant find one right now.

If it isn't, what does it mean?


I have had an E6600 ES in the past but the ES was shown in the specification in CPU-Z not the name.

 

[Justintime]

what version of cpuz?

 

[davieg]

Nah CPU-Z is showing 3570k and 3770ks with (ES) after them dunno why but doesnt mean you have got an engineering sample just a quirk with CPU-Z.

 

[Devious]

what version of cpuz?

Don't know until I go back to work, Monday.

 

[Devious]

Nah CPU-Z is showing 3570k and 3770ks with (ES) after them dunno why but doesnt mean you have got an engineering sample just a quirk with CPU-Z.

It it was I may have had to borrow it

 

[Jokester]

Even the latest version of CPUZ shows IB as all being ES.

 

[Devious]

Even the latest version of CPUZ shows IB as all being ES.

Did you mean core temp? I might have been mistaken and seen it in core temp not CPUZ and looking in the Ivybridge thread it seems the norm.

 

[Jokester]

Did you mean core temp? I might have been mistaken and seen it in core temp not CPUZ and looking in the Ivybridge thread it seems the norm.

Aye sorry brain fart, Coretemp.