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Turd Furguson
10-03-03, 11:24 PM
http://www.compgeeks.com/products.asp?cat=CPU

Scroll down the the Athlon section. They have the stepping code partially posted. You may want to call Compgeeks to see if that is really the stepping.

But these CPU's ranged from Used to Refurbished so this is just a heads up for anyone wanting to possibly find a deal for superchip.

You tell me if this is warm or not.
Demont
10-03-03, 11:51 PM
$39 for a 1700+ guaranteed dlt3c is very interesting... but I wonder where they get used 1700+'s from? What is the difference between "used" and "refurbished"? Can anyone speak of the quality of used components bought from compgeeks? Are they all just poor overclocking returns?
Turd Furguson
10-04-03, 12:36 AM
Could be a Tbred B or an A. I can't really tell you. Someone needs to call them up and see.
SinsFeelNatural
10-04-03, 07:37 AM
I believe the AXDA1700DLT3C is a A core CPU
Demont
10-04-03, 08:20 AM
They made A's with 1.5 default vcore?
SinsFeelNatural
10-04-03, 09:28 AM
Do you know what I am not sure but I think the last A in AXDA indicates an A core :confused: but I can tell you the difference between used and refurbished

Used is just used but refurbished means that it has been non-functional or damaged and repaired to the factory specs but I do not know how they can repair a CPU unless it was just bent pins.
KGH
10-04-03, 10:28 AM
Originally posted by SinsFeelNatural
Do you know what I am not sure but I think the last A in AXDA indicates an A core ...


This is not true. I got B core although they post on website as AXDA1700DLT3C. Only way to find out is to call order or just order :)

ADDED: matter of fact, I got one in front of me now. Brownie, AXDA1700DLT3C 0324 and can do 2.3ghz on air .. I dont think "A" can be that easily :)
Turd Furguson
10-04-03, 11:02 AM
Well someone buy one of these things then !!
Suma
10-04-03, 11:20 AM
both of mine 1700+ are axdas, both can do 2.3GHz @ 1.65v-1.625v :D
USAPGAPRO
10-04-03, 12:47 PM
sounds pretty good.
wannaoc
10-04-03, 01:22 PM
ADDED: matter of fact, I got one in front of me now. Brownie, AXDA1700DLT3C 0324 and can do 2.3ghz on air .. I dont think "A" can be that easily

You might have one of those moddable thorton cores. You should find out if thats a Barton stepping.
Jab-tech
10-04-03, 02:47 PM
I 'm a tad behind on this but what differance in an OC could I expect from a DLT3C over a DUT3C ?
mage_x
10-04-03, 03:06 PM
AXDA means its 13nm not A core
TwistedAnimator
10-04-03, 06:39 PM
I don't see myself buying from compgeeks anytime soon. Check out their ratings at resellerratings before even thinking about giving them money!
Turd Furguson
10-04-03, 11:37 PM
I have bought from them before and they did good. Their shipping takes a little while but everything came as ordered.
srwven
10-06-03, 09:34 AM
Originally posted by mage_x
AXDA means its 13nm not A core
Exactly, it is the last letter of the other stepping that tells you ex:jiuhb the b stands for tbred b as opposed to jiuha.
IdreamofDSl
10-06-03, 07:51 PM
The AXDA in the beginning of the part number is not the stepping code. Its just the beginning of the AMD part number. If you actually view the image and zoom a bit you can read the stepping codes on the chip. Most of them are A core's and I saw one older stepping B core 1800.
dippy_skoodlez
10-07-03, 06:01 AM
Originally posted by SinsFeelNatural
Do you know what I am not sure but I think the last A in AXDA indicates an A core :confused: but I can tell you the difference between used and refurbished

Used is just used but refurbished means that it has been non-functional or damaged and repaired to the factory specs but I do not know how they can repair a CPU unless it was just bent pins.

AXDA is like the one exception... a lot of B's are AXDA too.. I had one..