This is old stuff but still good info for all you AMD junkies....thought in this day where we were all tunning the hell out of these things this info might be helpfull to some and refresher to others.....
You can find out more about your CPU and you may have a gem on your hands lets see what you get......
Your AMD might be faster then you think
and the utility for you lazy asses hahahaha
here....

My two on hand cpus are the 2500 and the 3000 info below...
Whats yours?
:
Core Barton
CPU Model 10
Manufacturing Process 130 nm
Approximate Transistor Count 54.3 million
Approximate Die Size 101 sq. mm
Performance Rating 2500+
Working frequency 1833 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.65 V
Max Die Temperature 85° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 512 KB
Multiplier 11x
FSB Frequency 333 MHz
Stepping Code AQUCA
Manufacture Year 2003
Manufacture Week 06
Production Batch A
Batch Production Number 1553

and

Core Barton
CPU Model 10
Manufacturing Process 130 nm
Approximate Transistor Count 54.3 million
Approximate Die Size 101 sq. mm
Performance Rating 3000+
Working frequency 2167 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.65 V
Max Die Temperature 85° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 512 KB
Multiplier 13x
FSB Frequency 333 MHz
Stepping Code AQUCA
Manufacture Year 2003
Manufacture Week 09
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 0392

And my special "B" DUT3C core that runs 2.7ghz is:
Badassed core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
Manufacturing Process 130 nm
Approximate Transistor Count 37.6 million
Approximate Die Size 84 sq. mm
Performance Rating 2100+
Working frequency 1733 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.6 V
Max Die Temperature 90° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 256 KB
Multiplier 13x
FSB Frequency 266 MHz
Stepping Code AIUHB
Manufacture Year 2003
Manufacture Week 02
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 0364

..if you find another like it send promply to Zennzzo.pcapex.com...heh heh heh...

Quote: Originally Posted by ZENNZZO And my special "B" DUT3C core that runs 2.7ghz is: Thoroughbred-B CPU Model 8 Manufacturing Process 130 nm Approximate Transistor Count 37.6 million Approximate Die Size 84 sq. mm Performance Rating 2100+ Working frequency 1733 MHz Package Type OPGA Operating Voltage 1.6 V Max Die Temperature 90° C L1 Cache Size 128 KB L2 Cache Size 256 KB Multiplier 13x FSB Frequency 266 MHz Stepping Code AIUHB Manufacture Year 2003 Manufacture Week 02 Production Batch M Batch Production Number 0364 if you find another like it send promply to ZennzzoatPR.com...heh heh heh...

hahahaha smart ass....

My 2400+ runs 2300Mhz im happy

Quote: Originally Posted by TYCOON My 2400+ runs 2300Mhz im happy

just think how happy you'd be at 2705mghz...

I got into windows at 2500Mhz and then when i clicked on the cpuz icon it restarted
Not enough vcore most i can pump into it is 1.9 volts. I want your DUT3C !!!!!! my multi is killing me

166x15 = 2500

Quote: Originally Posted by TYCOON I got into windows at 2500Mhz and then when i clicked on the cpuz icon it restarted Not enough vcore most i can pump into it is 1.9 volts. I want your DUT3C !!!!!! my multi is killing me 166x15 = 2500

225 x 11 = 2475 and will smoke that 166x15 easily by way of memory bandwidth

Try an AMD-m Barton2500, 92rox at newegg.com

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I had a mobile, i couldnt get over 2.1 ghz stable....

This first one is the one I have in currently:

Athlon XP Processor	High-end
Core	Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model	8
Manufacturing Process	130 nm
Approximate Transistor Count	37.6 million
Approximate Die Size	84 sq. mm
Performance Rating	2000+
Working frequency	1667 MHz
Package Type	OPGA
Operating Voltage	1.6 V
Max Die Temperature	90° C
L1 Cache Size	128 KB
L2 Cache Size	256 KB
Multiplier	12.5x
FSB Frequency	266 MHz
Stepping Code	AIUHB
Manufacture Year	2003
Manufacture Week	16
Production Batch	M
Batch Production Number	0619

And the second is my spare although I have not tested it yet.

Athlon Thunderbird
CPU Model	4
Manufacturing Process	180 nm
Approximate Transistor Count	37 million
Approximate Die Size	120 sq. mm
Working frequency	1000 MHz
Package Type	CPGA
Operating Voltage	1.75 V
Max Die Temperature	90° C
L1 Cache Size	128 KB
L2 Cache Size	256 KB
Multiplier	10x
FSB Frequency	200 MHz
Stepping Code	AVHA
Manufacture Year	2001
Manufacture Week	02
Production Batch

Quote: Originally Posted by TYCOON I had a mobile, i couldnt get over 2.1 ghz stable....

Dam dood did you put it in the ziff socket?...they all seem to do 2.3-2.5 still in the package...
What kinda H/S are you using? with that gear you should be able to get 200 x 11 no sweat, as a matter fact that would be my first boot...

im actually planning on getting an athlonxp soon, what model should i get? and serial number and model number, etc. is there also a guide to what all the numbers and letters mean?

well i myself i just ordered the 2500+Mobile ! right now i just have the plan 2500+ an im running @ 2.2 @ 400FSB with eaz 1.7 on the Vcore runs like a dream! but everyone told me to try out the 2500+ Mobile its Unlocked an clocks beter.. 2.3 2.4 out of the box! so i think im going to love my new lil barty when it comes !

Quote: Originally Posted by ZENNZZO Dam dood did you put it in the ziff socket?...they all seem to do 2.3-2.5 still in the package... What kinda H/S are you using? with that gear you should be able to get 200 x 11 no sweat, as a matter fact that would be my first boot...

Coolermaster Aero 7 Lite @ full RPM

I have no idea but i couldnt even get 11x200 @ 1:1 stable...so I got mad and traded it for a 2400+ and lost 30$

well i love my lil barty everyone was right about it doing 2.3 2.4 out of the box ! my first boot was 11x200 than i went 12x200 an now im at 13x200 an running great @ 2.6Ghz 400Fsb 2Volt Vcore.. thats sad that u didnt git 2.2 out of that 2500.. i had a 2400+ an i could not even git 100mhz out of it so feel good that u got yours @ 2400Mhz