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what week is this CPU?
- Thread starter ps2cho
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David is quite correct I might add.
And yes, that is a locked one. I may have to do some reasearching on this, but I think if your CPU has a 12.5 multiplier or below, even if it is locked you get all the lower multipliers and if it is 13 or higher you get the upper multipliers?
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kixjb! I have never heard of that one before. Might be for a Thornton core, just a guess though.
And yes, that is a locked one. I may have to do some reasearching on this, but I think if your CPU has a 12.5 multiplier or below, even if it is locked you get all the lower multipliers and if it is 13 or higher you get the upper multipliers?
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kixjb! I have never heard of that one before. Might be for a Thornton core, just a guess though.
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David said:
I see. Thanks for clearing that up.
I think with the Athlon 64's you get the lower range of multipliers though. You are probably correct with the "week 40 of 03 or later" locked K7's.
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No, locked is locked. what you describe is a motherboard that doesn't support x8 multiplier bit (5th), thus can only control the first 4 which are either x5-x12.5 or x13 - x24, depending on the position of the 5th bit.@md0Cer said:
*EDIT:* KIXJB is definatly a TbredB stepping. the *IXJBs weren't too common tho, most were *IXIB... the * could be A/J/K.
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No, when the CPU is locked you can't change the multiplier.
There are AIXIBs, JIXIBs and KIXIBs...
There are AIXIBs, JIXIBs and KIXIBs...
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Nope, but that's an old duron, all you need a mechanical 0.5mm lead pencil and just connect the L1 bridges with that pencil, just make sure you don't cross connect bridges and you'll have an unlocked chip.
Problem is that thing is pretty old, although the stepping is good for a spitfire duron, but anything over 1100-1200MHz probably won't be possible.
Problem is that thing is pretty old, although the stepping is good for a spitfire duron, but anything over 1100-1200MHz probably won't be possible.
