Why are the vcore on these winnies listed as 1.4v?

LoneWolf121188 · Mar 27, 2005

Link at ZZF
Link at the egg

Note that the core is not stated in the ZZF one, but the voltage for both are 1.4v. AFAIK, the voltage for all winnies are 1.5, right? all the other winnies on newegg are 1.5...

could this be venice?

hitechjb1 · Mar 27, 2005

Winchesters are rated as 1.4 V on VDD.

Desktop A64 939 (90 nm) Winchester
3000+: ADA3000DIK4BI 1.4V (DH8 D0 rev, 00010FF0h) <- Winchester, 512 KB L2, 1.8 GHz, x9
3200+: ADA3200DIK4BI 1.4V (DH8 D0 rev, 00010FF0h) <- Winchester, 512 KB L2, 2.0 GHz, x10
3500+: ADA3500DIK4BI 1.4V (DH8 D0 rev, 00010FF0h) <- Winchester, 512 KB L2, 2.2 GHz, x11

Lifthanger · Mar 27, 2005

It's correct, winchesters have a default vcore of 1.4V, while newcastles have 1.5V.

AFAIK Venice will also be 1.4V stock.

edit: too late

LoneWolf121188 · Mar 27, 2005

So then the winnies that they have at 1.5v are wrong (link )?

trance · Mar 27, 2005

i would guess so, my winnie runs at 1.36v most the time

Moto7451 · Mar 27, 2005

They probably just cut & coppied the description from their Newcastle product pages & used it for the winchester products with a few tweaks to the naming & stuff but forgot about the Core Voltage (most people don't care about that so it wasn't a biggie I'm sure if thats what happened).

The Coolest · Mar 27, 2005

LoneWolf121188 said:
So then the winnies that they have at 1.5v are wrong (link )?

That's just a typo.

130nm A64 CPUs run at 1.5v, that includes ClawHammers and Newcastles.
90nm A64 CPUs run at 1.4v, that includes Winchester, Venice, San Diego and Toledo.

clash · Mar 27, 2005

My winchester defaults to 1.5 in the bios... Always wondered about that.

pershoot · Mar 27, 2005

stock voltage for a winnie is 1.4v.

Why are the vcore on these winnies listed as 1.4v?

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