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how do i know if my cpu is cC0 or cB0

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Old 12-27-00, 07:50 PM Thread Starter   #1
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how do i know if my cpu is cC0 or cB0


i have celeron 2 700@840 and i cant get it working on 83fsb(no signale from the coputer) now someone told me that cB0 cpu can get to 83fsb
and what does "burn in" mean???
please help me im desperte
10x hai sarusi
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Old 12-27-00, 08:44 PM   #2
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Sorry i haven't told you about the intel heatsink mod...i have been busy with my rig...screw the intel retail crap...I picked myself up a 20 dollar heatink that probably cools like or better than an alpha. It is a socket A heatsink that fits on a FCPGA so i use it...and get temps like 26.0 C idle and 35 - 37 C full load im at 1.65v (1.7v default) @ 877 (83 fsb) i need 1.05ghz soo bad...even at 2.4v it won't post...maybe a good burn in thatz what im doing right now. Ok now to your question about cC0 or cB0...to find out download sisoft sandra and run the cpu/bios information module and it should say something about a stepping mask...look at that and reply to me and say what it says. mine says C0 that means i have a cC0 if it says B0 then you have a cB0...Generally cC0's tend to o/c higher than cB0's...but in some cases cB0's o/c higher...just the luck of the draw. I need more information about your setup...voltages...temps...manufactruerers...ram.. .hard drives...etc. Glad to help...If anyone needs any help on CELERON II 700's then i would be glad to help since i have had quite a bit of heart ache with them!!!
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