how to find p4 stepping

vladimir · 21-January-03, 12:19 AM

ok i want to buy a p4 2.4b cpu
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...alue=4186,3922

first 1

and i need to find out wut stepping it has...so is there a way to find out wut stepping it could be by its moddel number?

Model#: BX80532PE2400D

tnx

vladimir · 21-January-03, 08:51 PM

i guess not

n00bishLaggeR · 24-January-03, 05:06 AM

http://processorfinder.intel.com/scr...19&CorSpd=5408
B0 Stepping:
SL6EU
SL6D7
SL684
SL67Z
C1 Stepping:
SL6EF
SL6RZ
SL6DV

Fila_Brazillia · 24-January-03, 05:13 AM

For a C1 2.4B, the product order code needs to be one of the following:
BX80532PE2400D (SL6EF)
RK80532PE056512 (SL6RZ)
BX80532PE2400D (SL6DV)

So it looks like that one you have there is a winner

I got this info from here
http://processorfinder.intel.com/scr...9&PkgType=5369

vladimir · 24-January-03, 07:49 AM

humm tnx guys, but since i dont know the last 5 # of the chip, i guess it could be either one :-/

Fila_Brazillia · 24-January-03, 09:19 PM

hehe
The last 5 numbers is what type of chip each order code is...so BX80532PE2400D is either a SL6EF or SL6DV, which are both C1 stepping

Gamma_Goblin · 24-January-03, 10:12 PM

i don wanna sound like a totaly noob but wats stepping?

BigAkita · 24-January-03, 11:17 PM

Ooh, Gamma, Sorry you didn't want to sound like one, but it happened.

21-January-03, 12:19 AM		#1 (permalink)
vladimir Pimp PHP Pro	how to find p4 stepping ok i want to buy a p4 2.4b cpu http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...alue=4186,3922 first 1 and i need to find out wut stepping it has...so is there a way to find out wut stepping it could be by its moddel number? Model#: BX80532PE2400D tnx

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21-January-03, 08:51 PM		#2 (permalink)
vladimir Pimp PHP Pro	i guess not

24-January-03, 05:06 AM		#3 (permalink)
n00bishLaggeR losernoOb	http://processorfinder.intel.com/scr...19&CorSpd=5408 B0 Stepping: SL6EU SL6D7 SL684 SL67Z C1 Stepping: SL6EF SL6RZ SL6DV

24-January-03, 05:13 AM		#4 (permalink)
Fila_Brazillia Apex Techie Wannabe	For a C1 2.4B, the product order code needs to be one of the following: BX80532PE2400D (SL6EF) RK80532PE056512 (SL6RZ) BX80532PE2400D (SL6DV) So it looks like that one you have there is a winner I got this info from here http://processorfinder.intel.com/scr...9&PkgType=5369

24-January-03, 07:49 AM		#5 (permalink)
vladimir Pimp PHP Pro	humm tnx guys, but since i dont know the last 5 # of the chip, i guess it could be either one :-/

24-January-03, 09:19 PM		#6 (permalink)
Fila_Brazillia Apex Techie Wannabe	hehe The last 5 numbers is what type of chip each order code is...so BX80532PE2400D is either a SL6EF or SL6DV, which are both C1 stepping

24-January-03, 10:12 PM		#7 (permalink)
Gamma_Goblin Senor Cisner-Hoes	i don wanna sound like a totaly noob but wats stepping?

24-January-03, 11:17 PM		#8 (permalink)
BigAkita n00b-ass reviewer	Ooh, Gamma, Sorry you didn't want to sound like one, but it happened.