AXIA ADFA????

[Frost Byte]

I don't understand what these mean...are they the type of processor or what? and how do you find out what kind of T-bird you have, and does it really matter?

[Bender]

AXIA and ADFA are both stepping codes. I don't know what the codes actually mean but they do have a lot to do with how well the chip overclocks. Generally the newer codes overclock better but not necessarily. The only way to find out what code you have is to take off the heatsink and look at the chip. AXIA and AYHJA are very good Athlon codes and AKBA is a very good duron code.

[Frost Byte]

Is AGGA one of the codes?

[Bender]

Yes AGGA is one of the codes.

[oc jason]

yes it is an older code. usually the farther down the alphabet the 2nd letter is in the code the better. axia, azia are the 2 best out there by far-there is a new 5 letter ahyja or somethinkg like that out-the 1.4 but i hear its a dog

[JuDgE_DrEaD]

the axiar is great as well gaining up to 450mhz improvements from 1GHz. The agga has up to 200mhz overclocks and the adfa is also good for up to 200mhz overclocks