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AMD Athlon "Mobile" XP2800-M Barton 266FSB thinking of getting this cpu now i have a few questions!
do these performe the same as standard xp cpu's?
are these cooler in temp?
and how goos are these at overclocking?
and can they be used in a shuttle sn45g?
a - Yes
b - Yes
c - Very good
d - Yes
Make sure you get the 1.45v one not the 1.65v one
i think only the mobile xp2500's run @1.45v,as far as i know the rest are all 1.65v
i think they all are 1.45 - so ive been told
but the xp2500 is the best as its the cheapest, most popular, and no matter what speed rating all clock to similar speeds in the end
Afaik, there are 3 levels DTR (desktop replacement) 1.65V, Mainstream 1.45V & Low Power 1.35V.Quote:
Originally Posted by schrickvr6
The AXP-M 2600+/2500+/2400+(Model 10) are available as both 72W DTR and 45W Mainstream, the AXP-M 2400+(model 10) is available in a 35W Standard/Low-power variant.
so when would if any would be released with 1.45v in a 2800xp range?
Wouldnt mind getting a 35w 2400+ to have a play around with :)
i've seen some 35w xp1400-m's on ebay in the states,the chips are about £25 but come to about £40 with delivery...who knows they might be the new 1700 dlt3c :p
Whats the clock speed on a XP1400+?
1.2ghz
dont think its worth it tbh, youd need some uber ran unless there unlocked, and 1.2 ghz, isnt honestly gonna get anywhere near 2.4 a xp2500m goes, that would be a 100% overclock, and thes only 256 cache, go for a xp2500m my friend, not much more :)
got one arriving tomorrow:)Quote:
go for a xp2500m my friend
but that still doesn't stop me wanting to play with one of these,1ghz overclocks are not uncommon.
some interesting stuff here> http://myplc.com/sony/docs/amd_processor_reference.html
16w 1.3 and 1.4ghz bartons on the way :eek:
all XP-M's are unlockedQuote:
Originally Posted by Swafeman
13w 1.3ghz bartons.....me wants
you could run it passivly easy :D !
mind you, sooner get a big mother of a cooler and 100% o/c it ;)
Imagine one of thouse on Phase Change :eek: