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I was kinda un prepaired for this... i bought a 2500xp at "57 .. it arrived booted it up.. and it says 3200xp :| not that i am complaining but i now have to have my small fan and both the side panels off to keep it cool.
So any one who has a fan willing to sell for a reasonable price would be muchly appricated :)
yeah you better check that really is a 3200xp and not a 2500xp with fucked up jumpers. else you'll probably end up noticing a burning smell.
Haven't notice any burning smell.. i have checked it and re checked it...
FSB is at 400 (333 was the max for a 2500) and third party programs rate the cpu at 3200xp, 2.191ghz
I just say i am one very lucky person.. they usually cost in the 500mark :\
But yeah really need a fan...
$700 +
Thats 400mhz FSB baby!
Nice work w00p!!
Hey w00p.... wanna swap ure 2500, for my 2800???
I've tried that already, she said no :(
But when a chick says no, what she really means is ..... "Insert Creativity here"
ohhhhh 2 bad :(
Oh Well I'll still kick her ass
By the way she now claims her comp, kicks ures Neo.... lol sif have 500GB
Sif i dont :)
Well ryan it technically kicks ur comp too.. in speed wise..
Kinda crap though i have all this really great stuff.. and still running a geforce2 mx400 :( I think i know whats on the shpping list :)
FSB is at 400 (333 was the max for a 2500) and third party programs rate the cpu at 3200xp, 2.191ghz
It probably still is an 2500+, The FSB on the 2500+ will go to 200x 2 easy and will still work with stock 2500+ heatsink fan.
Your motherboard has just set itself wrong.
Ryan's PSU fan isn't working. That means his whole comp is a ticking time bomb.
Tick ... tick ... tick - you hear that man?
No no, it is working
Duh, I FIXED IT ALL!!
Duh
You didn't mention the PSU fan when you posted about the other stuff you fixored.
And don't say duh. I'm known to murder people who say duh.
And w00p - try out what Tachi said - its not real likely that they gave you a 3200+ instead of a 2500+.
Default the bios, not in bios, using the jumper on the mainboard.
Quite possible you recieved a 3200, just not logical.
If you have any questions pm, icq, msn me blah blah blah :)
I was there helping her setup the system. All the jumper settings are correct (All set to Automatically Detect). After everything we tried to find the CPU speed, they all said the same thing. Posting said it was a 3200, bios says fsb is at 400. Win2k says its a 3200, 3rd party programs say its a 3200 @ 2.191Ghz. Not once, anywhere did we find any indication we had a 2500. Woop got lucky.
Now the only concern is getting a proper heatsink/fan (Using stock atm) as it does heatup quite alot.
I got heatsink and fan capable of a 3400 here at work Volcano 10, small
Have u read the actaul CPU for speed?
Maybe you did get lucky
Quote from Unseen:
Have u read the actaul CPU for speed?
Quote from Neo:
3200 @ 2.191Ghz
I'm sure woop will get back to you about the Volcano 10.
no no
Unseen means
Read on the actual CPU, what it says
wether its a 2500XP or 3200XP
Its very unusual for a 3200 to run hot, Im thinking thats it just the 2500, o/c to 200fsb..
just check, or it maybe short lived
If 3rd party programs read it as a 3200, it doesn't matter, they just read what the BIOS tells them to read.
If u clock it to 333fsb, it all then reads as a 2500XP
although it is really weird because it's detected the multiplier for a 3200 as well, as the 2500 runs at a differant multiplier.
Just read the CPU for us, will ya?
Quote from Phoenix:
Its very unusual for a 3200 to run hot, Im thinking thats it just the 2500, o/c to 200fsb..
just check, or it maybe short lived
Well iam thinking that they supplied a 2500xp fan.. there for it would be usual for the 3200 to be running at a high temputure which is why i need a fan.
I dont' want to check it yet too lazy (plus i don't want to be proven wrong.. YET :P).. but some1 tell me why the hell would it be reading at 3200? I am only using the fan it supplied me with.. so no overclocking is being done
Here is what i am being told.....
Quote:
Processor
This module contains information about your computer's central processor(s) and its capabilities.
Processor
Model AMD Athlon
Type Primary Processor
Vendor Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Family 6th Generation of AMD Processors
Hardcoded Name AMD Athlon(tm) XP 3200+
Frequency 2191 MHz
Family/Model/Stepping 6/10/0
Detailed Info
First Introduction Novembre 29th, 1999
Package Type 575 Pin BGA / 453 Pin Socket APGA/BPGA
Socket Type Slot A / Socket A
Transistors +/- 35,000,000 (includes L1 & L2 Cache)
Technology 6M, 0.18 µm, CMOS, Cu
Split Voltage N/A
Core Voltage 1.35 v
I/O Voltage 3.3 v, 2.5 v
Typical Power 28.0-60.0 w
Maximum Power 65.0 w
Supported External Bus Speed 100, 133 MHz
Supported Multiplier 5.0x, 5.5x, ..., 14.0x
Processor Core RISC, Out-of-order and Speculative Execution
Core Details 72 MOP Entry ROB/ICU,
18 MOP Entry Integer Scheduler,
36 MOP Entry FP Scheduler
Registers 32 Bit Integer, 80 Bit FP, 64 Bit MM
24 Entry 32-Bit 9x Read 8x Write IFFRF (Integer RAT)
88 Entry 90-Bit 5x Read 5x Write FPRF (FP RAT)
Pipeline Depth 10 (Integer), 15 (FP)
Instruction Decoder Direct and Vector Path, Up to 3x IA-32/Cycle
Up to 3x MOPs/Cycle, Up to 6x ROPs/Cycle
Execution Units 3x IEU (2x w/ MUL, 1x w/o MUL), 3x AGU (1x/IEU),
3x Pipelined FP (1x ADD, 1x MUL, 1x STORE)
Execution Speed Up to 3x Integer MOPs/Cycle,
Up to 6x Integer ROPs/Cycle,
Up to 3x FP ROPs/Cycle
Address Bus Width 13 Bit
Data Bus Width 64+8 Bit, Separate 64+8 Bit Backside L2 Cache Bus
Physical Memory 2^32..34 Bit (4..16 GB)
Virtual Memory 65,528 GB (~64 TB)
Multiprocessing SMP, Up to 14 Processors
Power Management HLT, STPCLK, SMI/SMM
Instruction Set IA-32
Floating Point Integrated
Multimedia MMX, 3DNow!, Extended 3DNow!, SSE-MMX, SSE-MEM
Processor Modes Real, Protected, Virtual, Paging, SMM
Cache Configuration
L1 Code Cache 64 KB size, 2-way set associative, 64 byte line size, 1 line per tag
L1 Code TLB 4 KB pages, fully associative, 16 entries
2 MB/4 MB pages, fully associative, 8 entries
L1 Data Cache 64 KB size, 2-way set associative, 64 byte line size, 1 line per tag
L1 Data TLB 4 KB pages, fully associative, 32 entries
2 MB/4 MB pages, 4-way set associative, 8 entries
Unified L2 Cache 512 KB size, 16-way set associative, 64 byte line size, 1 line per tag
L2 Code TLB 4 KB pages, 4-way set associative, 256 entries
2 MB/4 MB pages, associativity off, 0 entries
L2 Data TLB 4 KB pages, 4-way set associative, 256 entries
2 MB/4 MB pages, associativity off, 0 entries
Processor Features
Floating-point Unit on chip (FPU) Yes
MMX Instructions (MMX) Yes
MMX Instruction Extensions (MMX+) Yes
3DNow! Instructions Yes
3DNow! Instruction Extensions (3DNow!+) Yes
Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) Yes
Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 (SSE2) No
Multiprocessor Capable No
x86-64 Long Mode (LM) No
Virtual Mode Extension (VME) Yes
Debugging Extension (DE) Yes
Page Size Extension (PSE) Yes
Time Stamp Counter (TSC) Yes
Model Specific Registers (MSR) Yes
Physical Address Extension (PAE) Yes
Machine Check Exception (MCE) Yes
CMPXCHG8 Instruction (CX8) Yes
On-chip APIC Hardware (APIC) Yes
Fast System Call (SEP) Yes
Memory Type Range Registers (MTRR) Yes
Page Global Enable (PGE) Yes
Machine Check Architecture (MCA) Yes
Conditional Move Instruction (CMOV) Yes
Page Attribute Table (PAT) Yes
36-bit Page Size Extension (PSE36) Yes
96-bit Processor Number (PSN) No
CLFLUSH Instruction (CLFSH) No
Debug Trace Store (DTS) No
ACPI Supported (ACPI) No
Fast Save and Restore (FXSR) Yes
Self Snoop (SS) No
Thermal Monitor Supported (TM) No
IA-64 Processor Capable (IA-64) No
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Generated by FreshDiagnose (c) 2003, FreshDevices, Corp.
Friday, Dec 5, 2003 05:12:11 pm
Unseen any chance of being able to get a fan off you before DGA? Even if it is a 2500 i will still need a new fan.
Quote from w00p:
Well ryan it technically kicks ur comp too.. in speed wise..
Kinda crap though i have all this really great stuff.. and still running a geforce2 mx400 :( I think i know whats on the shpping list :)
PWNED
pfft :lol: Kicks my comp
u wish
1 GB of RAM Rules over a 3200 :D :D
lol, grappy GeForce 2 :D
I have a 3200+, it's speed is 2205mhz, I checked it using my CPU monitor utility I wrote and wcpuid.
If you want to make sure you have a 3200+, check the bottom of the processor, it should have it written on the underside of it exactly what it is. If you still need a fan, I might be able to let you have mine providing the other fan I have for it is able to compensate.
If you did get a 3200+, Woop shoots, Woop scores!!!! WD :wink:
Look at the numbers on the CPU die. They'll tell you what it's supposed to be.
Might help, then we'll know if it's being OC'd or not.
As I said, I have a 3200+, I paid for a legit 3200+ so I have the fam for it, I won't sell it to you, I'll just give it to you
Quote from w00p:
I was kinda un prepaired for this... i bought a 2500xp at "57 .. it arrived booted it up.. and it says 3200xp :| not that i am complaining but i now have to have my small fan and both the side panels off to keep it cool.
So any one who has a fan willing to sell for a reasonable price would be muchly appricated :)
This is a well known fault, try upgrading ur mobo bios and it will start to read as a 2500+, but if u want to run it as a 3200+, u will need a slk900 with a 92mm, fast fan (at least 60cfm), or water cooling.
Personally i would go for water cooling as u can use it on ur next systems.