- Joined
- Aug 9, 2002
- Location
- Brockton MA
Looking to put together a cheap system, that has some kick to it
But I'm used to Intel CPUs and their scheme of labeling.
For Example (for those that don't know):
Let's take a Pentium 4 2.4ghz cpu. In general the C1 stepping chips are much better overclockers (as opposed to the B0 stepping). But then we can narrow it down even further and say the SL6RZ's are a better batch of overclockers (within the C1 stepping chips).
How does this apply to AMD? For an XP1700 what would these numbers represent: JIUHB:0310WPMX/XPMW ?
I think the JIUHB is the stepping, and the rest is the week # and the Batch #. Is this correct? But where does the DLT3C and the DUT3C and DKV3c and DKV4D fit into play?
Can someone show the order I should look at chips in, in general.
For instance, should I look for a DLT3C over a DUT3C. And then, within one category or the other, I should look for a JIUHB. And finally try for a XPMW. (The codes are off, but you get the idea.)
- Thanks a bunch. If all goes well, once this is built, you may just have another one swayed from the Intel side
But I'm used to Intel CPUs and their scheme of labeling.
For Example (for those that don't know):
Let's take a Pentium 4 2.4ghz cpu. In general the C1 stepping chips are much better overclockers (as opposed to the B0 stepping). But then we can narrow it down even further and say the SL6RZ's are a better batch of overclockers (within the C1 stepping chips).
How does this apply to AMD? For an XP1700 what would these numbers represent: JIUHB:0310WPMX/XPMW ?
I think the JIUHB is the stepping, and the rest is the week # and the Batch #. Is this correct? But where does the DLT3C and the DUT3C and DKV3c and DKV4D fit into play?
Can someone show the order I should look at chips in, in general.
For instance, should I look for a DLT3C over a DUT3C. And then, within one category or the other, I should look for a JIUHB. And finally try for a XPMW. (The codes are off, but you get the idea.)
- Thanks a bunch. If all goes well, once this is built, you may just have another one swayed from the Intel side