CPU/Mobo How to distiguish between brisbane and windsor cores

[Khimera]

So Brisbane core has got 36(00)D and Windsor has got 36(00)C ? Now anyone should easily remember Brisbane and Windsor OPNs once they read this post

 

[Havok]

more and more confusion can any one put this one in lay man terms please

 

[thexfactor]

^ all you have to do is look for the sticker on the box which says 'operates at 1900MHz with 640+640KB' Cache or the OPN no ADO3600DDBOX

 

[Havok]

@xfactor

dude i am not talking abt x2 3600+
i am looking for higher speeds

like 4200+ , 4400+, 4600+ or 4800+

 

[thexfactor]

^still you could check with the clock speed and the cache size (640+640) else just check for 'DD' in the OPN code it's same for all Brisbanes afaik

I have listed them in my previous post too ...

X2 4000+ = 2100MHz with 640KB+640KB Cache ADO4000DDBOX
X2 4400+ = 2300MHz with 640KB+640KB Cache ADO4400DDBOX
X2 4800+ = 2500MHz with 640KB+640KB Cache ADO4800DDBOX

 

[Havok]

Fab51: AMD Socket AM2 OPN data

ok check this out

i think we can decide from this.

but can I find OPN code without opening the box sealing

 

[thexfactor]

but can I find OPN code without opening the box sealing

Yeah thats what I've been telling it's printed on a sticker on the box ... this pic should settle it I guess

 

[Havok]

Dude Xfactor thanx for all ur help :clap: :clap: :clap: