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Hi,
Just wondering if there is a way to figure out the model number of an overclocked (or not) AMD processor. For example, the A64 +3700 runs at 11x200=2.2ghz. If I overclock to 11x250=2.750ghz, what does that make it? A +4200or so? I know that some models do not exist in the real world, such as a single-core +4200 (maybe the FX-55 or FX-60 would come close?)
I know there was a site where you could enter the bus speed and multiplier and it would give you an approximate model number, but I can't remember the url now.
Thanks!
Just wondering if there is a way to figure out the model number of an overclocked (or not) AMD processor. For example, the A64 +3700 runs at 11x200=2.2ghz. If I overclock to 11x250=2.750ghz, what does that make it? A +4200or so? I know that some models do not exist in the real world, such as a single-core +4200 (maybe the FX-55 or FX-60 would come close?)
I know there was a site where you could enter the bus speed and multiplier and it would give you an approximate model number, but I can't remember the url now.
Thanks!