whats the real default vcore of the 2500+ mobile barton?

treepop

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• Feb 17, 2004

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thanks me and a friend are argueing about this

 

Steven4563

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• Feb 17, 2004

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i think its 1.4V or 1.5V

 

dead_man311

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• Feb 17, 2004

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there 1.45 V

 

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• Feb 17, 2004

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dead_man311 said:

there 1.45 V

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yep

 

{PMS}fishy

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1.25v For the Moblie 2500+ Barton.

1.45 For the Moblie 2400+ Barton.

 

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{PMS}fishy said:

1.25v For the Moblie 2500+ Barton.

1.45 For the Moblie 2400+ Barton.

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Your XP-M2500+ defaulted to 1.25V? Mine defaulted to 1.45V, originally booting in a desktop mobo at 1.575V.

 

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ive always heard there the mobile are 1.45V. i seen newegg has the 2500 at 1.25 but someone was saying it was wrong

 

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dead_man311 said:

ive always heard there the mobile are 1.45V. i seen newegg has the 2500 at 1.25 but someone was saying it was wrong

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Yea, Newegg is wrong. The chip, in their own ad, is designated as FQQ4C which means that it runs on 1.45V. BTW, Newegg just listed XP-M2600+ chips @ $105. Should be interesting...

 

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• Feb 18, 2004

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They run on a 1.45 volt stock Vcore.

FQQ4C is the M2500+'s "specification stepping", gathered from what we've seen so far. I posted the stepping breakdown in another thread just a minute ago - but the first Q indicates stock Vcore (Like the DLT3C and DUT3C Thoroughbreds), and is the letter used by AMD to represent "1.45V".