What's the real speed?

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Mike Wynne

Hi.

I've got an unlocked XP2500 CPU running on a 2.0 A7N8X Dlx board with
a pair of 512Mb DDR400 memory sticks. In the BIOS it's set to run at
200MHz fsb with a multiplier of 11x. The memory is set to 100%.

The machine runs perfectly without any problems. At boot, it reports
an XP3200+ CPU. WCPUID reports an XP3200+ running at 2204.99 MHz
(200.45 Clock and 11.0 multiplier).

However, AIDA32 3.88 claims my CPU is an AMD Athlon XP-A, 1800MHz (5.5
* 327), 2400+. Also, MBM5 reports an 1867MHz CPU.

Am I being paranoid, is this just bugs in the above programs or is
there something else afoot?

cheers,
MikeW
 
Hi.

I've got an unlocked XP2500 CPU running on a 2.0 A7N8X Dlx board with
a pair of 512Mb DDR400 memory sticks. In the BIOS it's set to run at
200MHz fsb with a multiplier of 11x. The memory is set to 100%.

The machine runs perfectly without any problems. At boot, it reports
an XP3200+ CPU. WCPUID reports an XP3200+ running at 2204.99 MHz
(200.45 Clock and 11.0 multiplier).

However, AIDA32 3.88 claims my CPU is an AMD Athlon XP-A, 1800MHz (5.5
* 327), 2400+. Also, MBM5 reports an 1867MHz CPU.

Am I being paranoid, is this just bugs in the above programs or is
there something else afoot?

cheers,
MikeW
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That is a bit strange, some programs may get the name of the CPU wrong
but they should all be showing the same MHz the CPU is running at.

Ed
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Model Name____MHz__FSB x Mult
Barton 2500+ 1833 (166x11.0)
Barton 2600+ 1917 (166x11.5)
Barton 2800+ 2083 (166x12.5)
Barton 3000+ 2167 (166x13.0)
Barton 3000+ 2100 (200x10.5)
Barton 3200+ 2200 (200x11.0)
 
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