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Need help ID'ing this P4!!

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u8myrice

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Can you guys help me ID this P4, and is it any good for overclocking. Thanks!!

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bored-sarcasm said:
search and find out for yourself. it's the only way you'll learn. :rolleyes:
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Instead of a hateful, flaming, and ultimately ignorant post, let's try a helpful one, eh?

It's obviously a 2.4B, but what stepping is unknown... B0's were dog overclockers where the C1's were much better. Don't expect miracles, though.
 
Thank you. CPUZ didn't tell me anything (not that I can tell by looking at it). I've tried searching for it but couldn't find anything. Thanks again for the info!!!

One thing though, how can you tell it was a 2.4B? Did you look at something in particular?

PS. The stepping (core stepping?) is C1 as it said in the chart.
 
u8myrice said:
Thank you. CPUZ didn't tell me anything (not that I can tell by looking at it). I've tried searching for it but couldn't find anything. Thanks again for the info!!!

One thing though, how can you tell it was a 2.4B? Did you look at something in particular?

PS. The stepping (core stepping?) is C1 as it said in the chart.
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533Mhz brings the possibilities down to prescott a, northwood b
since I saw 512KB L2 I then brought the possibility down to 2.4B

As for stepping, I mean the sspec of it... like SL6SH... for example
 
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