CPU/Mobo which coreis this x2 3800+
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Then goldie is right, it is 'toledo', good for you mate 
ps : for more info on two cores check this http://www.techenclave.com/forums/athlon-x2-difference-between-toledo-and-66007.html
ps : for more info on two cores check this http://www.techenclave.com/forums/athlon-x2-difference-between-toledo-and-66007.html
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Well i dont think 3800 ever had Toledo core,they always were Manchester.Reason being,Manchester sports 512 x 2 L2 cache whereas Toledo has 1mb x 2 L2 cache.
Funny part is,my Opteron 170 is Denmark core but CPU-Z shows it as Toledo core.lol
So there you go....if Cpu-z doesnt have the updates list of the cores and the names then it detects anything.
When i used a socket 754 Sempron 2500+ for the first time,CPU-Z detected it as Engineering Sample....hahaha
Funny part is,my Opteron 170 is Denmark core but CPU-Z shows it as Toledo core.lol
So there you go....if Cpu-z doesnt have the updates list of the cores and the names then it detects anything.
When i used a socket 754 Sempron 2500+ for the first time,CPU-Z detected it as Engineering Sample....hahaha
^ nope darko you are wrong there, the E6 is the toledo, E4 the manchester, check this out :
The Toledo has a physically bigger core because it has twice the cache memory of the Manchester core. That extra cache is halved (usually because it was faulty), so it's the same size as the Manchester's.
edit : Sorry, try this http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop/SideBySide.aspx?opn=ADA3800DAA5CD&opn=ADA3800DAA5BV
The Toledo has a physically bigger core because it has twice the cache memory of the Manchester core. That extra cache is halved (usually because it was faulty), so it's the same size as the Manchester's.
edit : Sorry, try this http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop/SideBySide.aspx?opn=ADA3800DAA5CD&opn=ADA3800DAA5BV
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