Duron stepping code

[v8440]

Hi all,


I just got a duron 950 with the following printed on the die:

D950AUT1B
ANDA0133UPBW
Z9699721495


I assume the stepping code is ANDA? If so, how overclockable is this chip? I can't seem to find info on duron stepping codes. There's plenty of info on athlons, but not durons. Any insight would be appreciated.

[WillysNut]

Found a June Article that has an ANCA/9 Stepping 950. looks like you have a later (newer stepping). The bonus is that if you look at the second line of your stepping, you see a "Z". It's been widely noted, that seeing a letter instead of a number in the first space of the second line, usually leads to better overclocking results.

Looks like a winner to me! Crank that puppy up! :D

[The Coolest]

I saw a Duron 800 doing 1050+ @ 1.65 Vcore (0.05 above spec), it was ANDA "Z" too, I think u got yourself a good overclocker... Just check the CPU database for more info on ur chip.

Happy new year!! :beer:

[JAWS]

Originally posted by v8440
Hi all,


I just got a duron 950 with the following printed on the die:

D950AUT1B
ANDA0133UPBW
Z9699721495


I assume the stepping code is ANDA? If so, how overclockable is this chip? I can't seem to find info on duron stepping codes. There's plenty of info on athlons, but not durons. Any insight would be appreciated.

Cool! Keep us informed!

[flounder43]

Here's a little diagram that decodes those numbers and letters...

[TranceBear]

Originally posted by flounder43
Here's a little diagram that decodes those numbers and letters...

Will that pic ever die, I did that like 6 months ago