What's AXIA, AYHJA, and all that?

[Über~PhLuBB]

Help a newbie out... What's all that stuff stand for? What makes one better than the last.

Don't get me wrong, I know plenty about computers and networking, I just don't know what AXIA and AYHJA stands for.

[TranceBear]

The best way I know is to have you search through the several hundred posts on this subject that are further down the line. Just scroll down and read away...enjoy!!

[mrpcman]

key word: steping. they are differt revisions on the cpu basically.

[App]

http://www.athlonoc.com/stepping1.php

[Blue Jester_2112]

As mrpcman said, they are stepping codes. The codes change as they refine the manufacture process to eliminate imperfections and make small revisions to the chip. AXIA and AYHJA are two of the more current steppings and are the current favorites for overclocking. The codes can be found printed on the processor's core.

There are alot of past threads on the subject, some of which go into alot of detail about what the entire stepping code means. They're good reads.

[dheinsdorf]

Originally posted by App
http://www.athlonoc.com/stepping1.php

Thanx for the link, I was looking for it.

ARGA
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Red Core TBIRD - rated at 1300 - woopee!

BTW, I am gonna post on what a red core TBIRD is, after I get done reading all the AMD threads.

Red core, no joke.