Cpu Numbers Help

[weeted]

Any help would be greatfully used and accepted.
I am not sure if i have a good cpu or not the numbers are confusing to me.
AMD ATHLON

A1000 AMT3B
AXIA 0110VPMW
X0056980089
1999 AMD

I have a asus a7v133
1 gig athlon
ati all in wonder 128 32 mb
640mb pc133 ram
20 gig fujitsu hdd
and a few other bits and bobs i have the cpu running at 1333mhz
10x133 is this the correct way to overclock it.
my temps are a little scary 56oC up to 59oc is this dangerous or ok

[DaveB]

According to this link, your CPU is good for 1.4 GHz.

http://www.athlonoc.com/newsteppings.php

Your temps are too high. Get a better H/S fan.

[chawken]

Originally posted by weeted
Any help would be greatfully used and accepted.
I am not sure if i have a good cpu or not the numbers are confusing to me.
AMD ATHLON

A1000 AMT3B
AXIA 0110VPMW
X0056980089
1999 AMD

I have a asus a7v133
1 gig athlon
ati all in wonder 128 32 mb
640mb pc133 ram
20 gig fujitsu hdd
and a few other bits and bobs i have the cpu running at 1333mhz
10x133 is this the correct way to overclock it.
my temps are a little scary 56oC up to 59oc is this dangerous or ok

You have an Athlon, 1000mhz, PGA, 1.75v, 90c, 256kb L2, 200Mhz max fsb, AXIA X, manufactured 10th week 2001.

[TranceBear]

You have one awesome chip there!! It should go above 1.4 with great cooling. Here is a pic that might help you understand the steppings better.

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Thanks alot you guys it makes me feel better.
one small problem is that i asked for a 266 version will it make much difference or can i live with it

[FRANK]

From what I've seen the "B" and "C" CPU's perform comparably.

I have a 1G AXIA on an A7V133 right and have it running at 1.4G (10*140). This CPU runs neck in neck with the 1.2G AXIA I also have for about 25% less money.

As far as your temperatures, the onboard ASUS Probe has been said to report the temps as much as 10C higher than actual, my experience has confirmed this. But even taking the innacurate readings into account, I think you are right at the upper limit that I would feel comfortable with. I try to keep mine in the mid 50's or lower as reported by the Probe. At this time of year it is becoming somewhat of a challenge though, as the ambient temps have been hovering in the upper 90's with the lows only going to the mid 70's at night for the last couple of weeks. If you aren't experiening any typically heat related problems, such as random lockups or BSOD's and you are running stable I wouldn't be too concerned but I would monitor the temps just be sure. Look for any unexplained increases.

That CPU on that motherboard, should provide you with a very fast and stable system, you should be pleased.