AXIA AVIA???

Dayv · May 10, 2001

Can someone explain AXIA and AVIA, and their differences to me please.

TT120 · May 10, 2001

AXIA and AVIA are stepping codes on T-bird processors. The AXIA code has a good track record for overclocking. Anything AXIA and later is thought to be good for overclocking. The AVIA code is a little earlier code but also doesnt have too bad a history for overclocking.

Dayv · May 10, 2001

TT120 (May 10, 2001 08:35 a.m.):
AXIA and AVIA are stepping codes on T-bird processors. The AXIA code has a good track record for overclocking. Anything AXIA and later is thought to be good for overclocking. The AVIA code is a little earlier code but also doesnt have too bad a history for overclocking.

Ok Thanks, so would I be correct in thinking the new 266Mhz FSB (c) chips would be axia?

JaY_III · May 10, 2001

they MAY be, but older ones MAY still be out thier, lots of odd amd code have been seen so.....

Dayv · May 10, 2001

Is there something on the chip to say whether its axia or not, if so what is it?

taz1004 · May 10, 2001

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TT120 · May 11, 2001

Dayv (May 10, 2001 02:49 p.m.):
Is there something on the chip to say whether its axia or not, if so what is it?

Yeah, the first 4 leters on the second line. It will look something like this:

A1200AMS3C <-------Speed and FSB of the chip (1200 mhz, 266 FSB)
AXIA0109SPDW <----Stepping code and week of mfgr (AXIA stepping, 9th week of 01)
9509541056 <----------Serial number

Dayv · May 11, 2001

Thank-you. Some useful information there.

jgaud · May 12, 2001

Dayv (May 10, 2001 02:37 p.m.):

TT120 (May 10, 2001 08:35 a.m.):
AXIA and AVIA are stepping codes on T-bird processors. The AXIA code has a good track record for overclocking. Anything AXIA and later is thought to be good for overclocking. The AVIA code is a little earlier code but also doesnt have too bad a history for overclocking.

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Ok Thanks, so would I be correct in thinking the new 266Mhz FSB (c) chips would be axia?

some are AVIA

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