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Stepping? What is that?
- Thread starter BrandonB
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And how can you tell what stepping you have?citizen__erased
Limp Gawd
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It's just the core revision / batch number. Someone correct me if i'm wrong.
Arcygenical
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A stepping is just like a "revision number". More recent steppings are newer revisions to the core.
You can estimate a chip's OC ability by comparing it's stepping to other chips with the same stepping, and looking at their OCs.
G0 is just the core revision name.
To check whether or not you have a G0... Look under the Revision tab of CPUz (I think). Or see if your chip serial # ends in "SLA9U"
You can estimate a chip's OC ability by comparing it's stepping to other chips with the same stepping, and looking at their OCs.
G0 is just the core revision name.
To check whether or not you have a G0... Look under the Revision tab of CPUz (I think). Or see if your chip serial # ends in "SLA9U"
A stepping is just like a "revision number". More recent steppings are newer revisions to the core.
You can estimate a chip's OC ability by comparing it's stepping to other chips with the same stepping, and looking at their OCs.
G0 is just the core revision name.
To check whether or not you have a G0... Look under the Revision tab of CPUz (I think). Or see if your chip serial # ends in "SLA9U"
Ermmm GO is SLACR. B3 is SLA9U
http://processorfinder.intel.com/List.aspx?ProcFam=2774&sSpec=&OrdCode=