Identify this AMD processor?

[FunkyT]

BIOS startup lists it as "AMD K7 Duron 1.05GHz" but in XP System Properties it's displayed as "AMD Athlon(tm) Processor 1.39GHz".

Any ideas please?

[BUFF]

Applebred core Duron 1.4?

[FunkyT]

Applebred core Duron 1.4?

Thanks but I'm not sure what that means!

I'm going to sell the PC on eBay and fear that I might have described it incorrectly as an Athlon!

[skattrd]

Try using cpuZ (do a google) to identify it .... firstly it sounds like fsb is set wrong, secondly, probably is a Duron.
edit: http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpu-z-124.zip - just googled it myself and got the new version ............ ooh my Prescotts D0 stepping

[BUFF]

if you have the CPU stepping codes post them here or http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/ht...roduct_id.html

[skattrd]

if you have the CPU stepping codes post them here or http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/ht...roduct_id.html

Good point mate - if its in a pc use cpuZ, if not the stepping codes should identify it

[FunkyT]

I've just run CPUZ and it comes up as:

AMD Athlon, Thunderbird, Socket A
Core Speed 1046.2 MHz

Does this help?

[skattrd]

Can you post a screenshot of the cpuz result?

[Rave]

It's running at an odd speed. If CPU-Z calls it a Thunderbird, then it is an Athlon rather than a Duron. Look at the cache to confirm, it should have 256KB of L2 cache.

Better still though, as skattrd says, post a screeny.

Rich :¬)

[pyro]

It should be 1.133, as in 133 fsb and 10x muplitplier, make sure you haven't messed around with the fsb..?

[skattrd]

I think its a 1400mhz cpu (10.5 x 133) running at 100mhz fsb for some reason ...... probably an Athlon, maybe a Duron

[pyro]

If it's 1400 it should be an AYHJA stepping, pretty cool stepping that was

[FunkyT]

Thanks but I'm not sure how to post an image!

[aeonf242]

Thanks but I'm not sure how to post an image!

1.Post an image to a website, probably you're own personal webspace.
2. Find out the exact address of the picture (http://www.yourwebspace.cm/picture01.jpg)
3. type [IMG] on the hexus post
4. then paste the web link
5. then type [/img] after the image
6. Post

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so if I wanted to post a picture and use one of the BBC website

I'd type [img] then paste http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/image...mileafp203.jpg then type [/img]

and get:

[LeeumH]

Have you done any bridge mods on it? It's most likely a Thunderbird 1400. Alternativley take your heatsink off and look at it's colour, if it's a thunderbird it'll be a pale blue.

[Rave]

If he's taking the cooler off we can identify it from the code.

Rich :¬)