Athlon XP Processor Identifier

[MoNk]

I just thuoght i'd share this link I found today. It's much better than your average processor identifier. It goes that step further.

http://www.bloodys.com/scripts/cpu.php

Enter the full LETTER/NUMBER combo in the spaces (examples provided), to get the results.

eg: http://monk.orcon.net.nz/pc/tbred.JPG

I enter: AXDA2100DUT3C - 9428447280278 - AIUHB0304XPMW

Athlon XP Processor High-end
Core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
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
Manifacture Year 2003
Manifacture Week 04
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 0278
Downgraded from 2800+

[Wibber]

hmm wouldnt do my old xp1700's code :(

[-NiBbLeT-]

Originally posted by MoNk
Downgraded from 2800+
:cool: cool does that mean it would overclock real well? (Apart from the fact it's a T-bred):rolleyes:

[MoNk]

I've had it to around 2.2ghz on 1.7V, stable (as in playing RtCW all day). Thats with a pretty average HSF thats not made for overclocking. Could get around 2.5ghz with decent air, dunno how much with water.

But its pretty nice to see "downgraded from 2800+".

[Joshsti_NZ]

Oh what?
So it doesn't idnentify Celetrons? :mad: :( :mad:

:D :cool:

[soven]

Entered - axda1800dut3c 9292016280628 jiugb0251upbw

Athlon XP Processor Low-end
Core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
Performance Rating 1800+
Working frequency 1553 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 11.5x
FSB Frequency 266 MHz
Stepping Code JIUGB
Manifacture Year 2002
Manifacture Week 51
Production Batch B
Batch Production Number 0628
Downgraded from 2800+


Qmb told me they ran out fo tbred B and this was a Tbred A :confused: ???

[MoNk]

jiugb0251upbw

[Wibber]

JUIGB = tbred B

[mird-OC]

yeah umm, for like the gazillionth time, QMB don't seem to understand the differences between the CPUs.

basically if they say they don't have any tbredBs in stock you can just about guarantee that they have ;)

AFAIK all their athlon xp stocks should be tbredBs...

[Crepa]

Originally posted by Wibber
Nothing's better then stomach acid(
That's interesting since i vomit after everything i eat and i have a hiatal hernia, inflamation in my esophogus, acid reflux, antral gastritus, and inflamation in my stomach and also in my gal bladder..hmmm.

[Wibber]

ooh you sound dead sexy!

[Crepa]

lol...let's get together...lmao

[2 much thinking]

Hmmm, just got me an XP2100+ TbredB yesterday :D

I entered this: AXDA2100DUT3C 9771507252785 AIUHB0306MPMW

and got the following:


Athlon XP Processor High-end
Core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
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 06
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 2785
Downgraded from 2500+



Thing is, how could it be Downgraded from a 2500+ when they haven't produced 2500+ on the Tbred core?

[MoNk]

ahaha, thats a damn good point.

The "real" reason I heard for the "Downgraded from" part was that it didn't run 100% stable at that speed at the voltage it was rated on. But it musn't be true if there are no actual 2500+'s.

There must be another explanation.

[2 much thinking]

Well was a bit suspicious from the start as to how they could know that.

However, the rest of that information can be gained from just doing a little research and then you can determine, without a pc, weither it is what you are after.

Eg. mine: AXDA2100DUT3C 9771507252785 AIUHB0306MPMW

The first obvious part is the TbredB and the 0306 means week 6 of 2003. Then last few letters of the first string; U means 1.6V, T means Max temp. of 90, not sure about the 3 and the C means FSB of 266. The rest i.e PR, working freq and the rest are quite trivial.

[MoNk]

I have a link somewhere which explains each letter/number one by one, ill get back here when i find it ;)

[2 much thinking]

Ok, after leaving it stock for a week (I know! I just wanted to let it 'settle in' :) ) I decided to have a play.

So far with no prob's Its got to 170 FSB. I've been taking it cautious so ive had Vcore at 1.75 and temps are hovering about 40 idle.

As soon as I have some time on my hands and Im feeling more adventurous Ill give it some more.

/ Hugs XP2100+ TbredB, PC3200 Ram and Abit mobo :D

[Kanz]

Hey guys, any way to find out what my serial/code is of my tbredb from within windows lol
dam i shouldve written it down grr.

[MoNk]

nope :p

[JimmyZee]

Re: Try this link to identify your AMD

http://lowyat.isentral.com/guides/athlonxp/ :cool:

[Grummer]

If you look at the second lot of numbers
9771507252785
and see the last 4 digits, -2785
then the 2 digits just before it,
that's 25
that is rating which AMD "downgraded it from a 2500+"
im not joking, there's plenty of sites that shows it
I do have the URL for it, (its on the other computer, I'd send it soon)
Cheers.

[Grummer]

ha ha, I didnt look!, but the most recent post just before has that exact same site! it all in there!
cheers

[ktulu]

Originally posted by Grummer
ha ha, I didnt look!, but the most recent post just before has that exact same site! it all in there!
cheers

lol... good spotting ;)
... and welcome to the forums Grummer

[oilman]

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