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Processor Reference Guide

ADA 3200 A E P 5 AP

1. ADA = Brand: (AMD 64 Desktop)
2. 3200 = Model Number: (3200, 2000 MHz)
3. A = Package: (754 Pin)
4. E = Operating Voltage: (1.5V)
5. P = Case Temp: (70C)
6. 5 = L2 Cache:(1 Meg)
7. AP = Part Definition: (Rev C0)


Brand (1)
ADA = 64 Desktop
SDA = Sempron

Model Number (2)
4000 = 2.4 GHz
3800 = 2.4 GHz
3700 = 2.2 GHz
3500 = 2.2 GHz
3400 = 2.2 GHz (Cache 1Meg) / 2.4 GHz (Cache 512)
3200 = 2.0 GHz (Cache 1Meg) / 2.2 GHz (Cache 512)
3000 = 1.8 GHz
2800 = 1.8 GHz
FX55= 2.6 GHz (Socket 939) / 2.4 GHz (Socket 940)
FX53= 2.4 GHz
FX51= 2.2 GHz

Package (3)
A = 754
D = 939

Operating Voltage (4)
E = 1.50 V
I = 1.40 V
A = Variable

Case Temp (5)
P = 70 C
A = 65 C
K = 70 C

L2 Cache (6)
4 = 512 KB
5 = 1 MB

Part Definition (7)
AP = Rev C0
AR = Rev CG
AS = Rev CG
AX = Rev CG
AW = Rev CG

SPHERE

usefull nice faq dude :)

Transonic

Good job, I've been waiting for something like this. The AMD CPU Codes, multipliers, and voltages thread has been outdated for a while without having anything for the A64s.

ncsa

Under Part definition add BI = Winchester and BP = Venice

AW May also mean Newcastle (not 100% though)

gonX

This needs an update.

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