I think I've found a Thorton??
Can anybody confirm if the stepping below is a Thorton core please. I'm purchasing this in a private trade, (not on S-M).
I wont be disappointed if it isn't, cos I need the chip for another build for someone else but if is I'll keep it myself.
axdc2400kv3c 9739185260265
aqexa 0337tpmw
Cheers
Jim
I wont be disappointed if it isn't, cos I need the chip for another build for someone else but if is I'll keep it myself.
axdc2400kv3c 9739185260265
aqexa 0337tpmw
Cheers
Jim
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Ha! MY thread came first on teh google?
If it wasn't locked, it'd probably be running close to 3GHz with the right board and WC'ing
Im gonna get a job at Toys R Us
We wanna see some results when you got em Mack
Have to try again after christmas
I tried the L2 mod again today using glue rather than tipex to fill the bridge pit and it still reports as a Thorton rather than a barton.
So it seems as though my Thorton is cache locked but not multiplier locked. Has anybody got instrutions on how to pin mod it cos I try as a last chance before I sell it.
To cap things off it would appear that my Sapphire Radeon 9500 np has just decided to commit Hari Kiri as well but I'll post about that elsewhere..:(
Also, if you don't close the L12 and make it 166MHz it will never be a Barton.
btw: there is no such thing as cache locked and multi unlocked.
They're either totally unlocked (old chips), multi locked and cache unlocked (like mine) or totally locked (newest chips).
/edit: I found this utility that shows alot more info than any other and it will even let you disable the L1 cache or change the CPU string but I'm not sure how accurate really is because my chip is an AXDC not AXDA as shown.
I guess the program gets confused by either the extra cache or the 166MHz FSB.
http://www.softpedia.com/public/cat/13/5/13-5-70.shtml
Cheers
Jim
Right I'll whip it off and try yet again.
Thanks
Jim