default 3800 voltage?

[torvalds]

what is the default voltage for a 3800 athlon 64?

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

depends on the core

newcastle = 1.5v
venice = 1.35-1.4v
manchester = ~1.3v

 

[gazza_new]

depends on the core

newcastle = 1.5v
venice = 1.35-1.4v
manchester = ~1.3v

what about toledo?

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

there is no toledo 3800+, but that's the same as manchester

 

[freeloader1969]

AMD = Too many damn cores now with too many different names and overlapping speeds. I'm an AMD person and I'm starting to get confused.

How man 3000+'s and 3200's are there now?...it's getting ridiculous.

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

How man 3000+'s and 3200's are there now?...it's getting ridiculous.

not uncluding any of the athlonXP's..


3000+
clawhammer = 1024kb, 1.8ghz, s754
newcastle = 512kb, 2.0ghz, s754
winchester = 512kb, 1.8ghz, s939
venice = 512kb, 1.8ghz, s939

3200+
clawhammer = 1024kb, 2.0ghz, s754
newcastle = 512kb, 2.2ghz, s754
winchester = 512kb, 2.0ghz, s939
venice = 512kb, 2.0ghz, s939

that wasn't too painful, was it?

 

[lithium726]

not uncluding any of the athlonXP's..

thats "including" buddy

well, there were only barton core 3000 and 3200 models, but two versions of the 3000... 333fsb and 400fsb, but the 400 was OEM only

so barton core only

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

thats "including" buddy

snap! the u is next to the i

and listing the various variations of the barton core was more effort than it's worth

 

[freeloader1969]

3000+
clawhammer = 1024kb, 1.8ghz, s754
newcastle = 512kb, 2.0ghz, s754
winchester = 512kb, 1.8ghz, s939
venice = 512kb, 1.8ghz, s939

3200+
clawhammer = 1024kb, 2.0ghz, s754
newcastle = 512kb, 2.2ghz, s754
winchester = 512kb, 2.0ghz, s939
venice = 512kb, 2.0ghz, s939


Now explain that to Joe Sixpack and he'd basically say the hell with AMD.

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

Now explain that to Joe Sixpack and he'd basically say the hell with AMD.

he doesn't need to know. just get him either of the s939 varients, as the differences don't mean anything to him

 

[freeloader1969]

It's just ridiculous, period.

 

[(cf)Eclipse]

It's just ridiculous, period.

nah, the situation isn't as bad as it used to be, with the older cores being somewhat non-existant these days.

 

[valrond]

there is no toledo 3800+, but that's the same as manchester

There is a toledo version for the x2 3800+, same as 4200+ and 4600+. However, it has half the L2 cache disabled, so the result is the same.

 

[gazza_new]

There is a toledo version for the x2 3800+, same as 4200+ and 4600+. However, it has half the L2 cache disabled, so the result is the same.

I'm guessing these are the chips that people are getting excellent overclocking on!