Mobile Xp 2400+ ? Is this good ??

[-=DouglasteR=-]

I would like to know if this one is a extreme one ! The complete model is :

AMD Mobile Athlon XP 2400+ 266FSB OEM - Model: AXMH2400FQQ4C, Barton Core, Frequency: 1.8GHz, Cache: L1/64K+64K; L2/512K, Voltage: 1.45V, 0.13 Micron, Socket A

:p Thanks for the advice

[Shaocaholica]

You should browse the forum. Theres about 100 threads on the mobile bartons along with the 2400.

Im seeing 5 threads that are directly related on the first page.

[PerlAddict]

Foolproof way to find the answer - put it in your motherboard and boot it up. ;)

If you want anyone to tell your their results with a similar chip, you'll need to list the stepping code found on the back of the CPU (looks like this, second line, first section):

http://www.daveandsam.net/galleries/computer/amd2400mstepping.jpg

[spazzmattah]

Originally posted by PerlAddict
Foolproof way to find the answer - put it in your motherboard and boot it up. ;)

I second that. Why do people even ask this question?? You've got the CPU in hands for crying out loud. Put the sucker in and play with it. Unless of course you don't have the CPU and just want to know, even so you're not going to get an accurate answer. Cliche ---> "no two CPUs are built equal"

Worse yet is when someone says I've got this blah blah CPU in my hand, but before I pop it in, I'd like to know what you guys think are my chances of hitting blah blah speed at blah blah voltage, blah blah blah. If I have a CPU in my hands, I"d be so anxious to test it out that I wouldn't be spending time posting stuff.

I'm not trying to flame anyone, and I hope you don't take this personally. It's just my opinion, and I get annoyed easily, just my weakness.

[Jarhead7236]

agree with the browsing...SEARCH function. but yes, you should be good w/that chip.