Identifying AMD processors

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[b]AMD Processor Ordering Part Number (OPN) Breakdown[/b]

Processors are identified by markings known as Ordering Part Number (OPN).
The OPN identifies the processor and its specifications.

[b]AXDA 2700 D K V 3 D[/b]
 |    |   | | | | +--Maximum System-Bus (Front-Side-Bus) Speed
 |    |   | | | |
 |    |   | | | +----Level 2 Cache Size
 |    |   | | |
 |    |   | | +------Maximum Die Temperature
 |    |   | |
 |    |   | +--------Operating Voltage (Nominal Core Voltage)
 |    |   |
 |    |   +----------Package Type
 |    |
 |    +--------------Model Number
 |
 +-------------------Processor Core Architecture / Brand Name



[b]Processor Core Architecture / Brand Name:[/b]

[i]These alpha characters define the core architecture of the processor.[/i]

OPN Code              Brand Name                Technology
----------------------------------------------------------
AXDA                  AMD Athlon™ XP            0.13 µm
AX                    AMD Athlon™ XP            0.18 µm
AMSN                  AMD Athlon™ MP            0.13 µm
AMP/AHX               AMD Athlon™ MP            0.18 µm
K7/A                  AMD Athlon™               0.18 µm
AHM                   Mobile AMD Athlon™ 4      0.18 µm
AXMS/AXMD/AXDM        Mobile AMD Athlon™ XP     0.13 µm
D/DHD/DHM/DHL         AMD Duron™                0.18 µm


[b]Model Number:[/b]

[i]This four digit numeric field defines the speed of the processor in
megaherz or Model Number as appropriate.[/i]

OPN Code       Frequency          OPN Code       Model Number
-------------------------------------------------------------
0500           500 MHz            1400           1400+ (Mobile)
0550           550 MHz            1500           1500+
0600           600 MHz            1600           1600+
0650           650 MHz            1700           1700+
0700           700 MHz            1800           1800+
0750           750 MHz            1900           1900+
0800           800 MHz            2000           2000+
0850           850 MHz            2100           2100+
0900           900 MHz            2200           2200+
0950           950 MHz            2400           2400+
1000           1000 MHz           2600           2600+
1100           1100 MHz           2700           2700+
1133           1133 MHz           2800           2800+
1200           1200 MHz           3000           3000+
1300           1300 MHz
1333           1333 MHz
1400           1400 MHz (Desktop)


[b]Package Type:[/b]

[i]This single alpha character defines the package type for this device.[/i]

OPN Code       Package Type
---------------------------
A              CPGA
B              OBGA
D              OPGA
E              uPGA
F              OPGA
G              uPGA


[b]Operating Voltage (Nominal Core Voltage)[/b]

[i]This single alpha character defines the voltage for this processor.[/i]

OPN Code       Voltage
----------------------
Y              1.10 V
C              1.15 V
T              1.20 V
X              1.25 V
W              1.30 V
J              1.35 V
V              1.40 V
Q              1.45 V
L              1.50 V
H              1.55 V
U              1.60 V
K              1.65 V
P              1.70 V
M              1.75 V
N              1.80 V


[b]Maximum Die Temperature:[/b]

[i]This single alpha character defines the maximum die temperature 
for this processor.[/i]

OPN Code       Temperature
--------------------------
R              70 °C
V              85 °C
T              90 °C
S              95 °C
Q              100°C


[b]Level 2 Cache Size:[/b]

[i]This single alpha character defines the Level 2 Cache Size for this processor, 
in addition to 128KB Level 1 Cache.[/i]

OPN Code       Cache Size
-------------------------
1              64 KB
2              128 KB
3              256 KB
4              512 KB


[b]Maximum System-Bus Speed:[/b]

[i]This single alpha character defines the maximum System-Bus speed for this processor.[/i]

OPN Code       Speed
--------------------
B              200 MHz
C              266 MHz
D              333 MHz

Source: http://www.amd.com/gb-uk/assets/content_type/DownloadableAssets/Processor_Recognition_Rev04_ENG.pdf
 
I don't think I've seen any codes on the box. They don't even tell you if it's a 0.18 or 0.13 CPU. You just need to flip the box over to see the core ( or the label next to the core for TBreds ).
 
Just ordered a AXDA2100DUT3C (thats a 2100+ Tbred A or B at 1.6v and max temp of 90C and 266 fsb). So it could be an A or B. I'm hoping its a B... and I'm hoping that I don't have to use the wire mod to allow my motherboard to adjust its multipliers. Anyway thanks to all those who posted information on identifying the different XPs. Made me spend some money :(

Edit: 2100+ AXDA2100DUT3C just arrived...
AIUHB ;) High end Tbred B... :D

Edit 2: 13x166 = 2153Mhz, 58C idle (too hot with silent Coolermaster HHC-L061 Heatpipe silent) and my board doesn't unlock multipliers :(
 
Recap on AthlonXP speeds ( Palomino, Tbred, Barton )

It's not always easy to know at which speed your CPU is running when you only have the PRating, especially with the different FSB & L2 Cache combinations of CPUs out there.

Here's a little resume that I hope will help some people.:)

Palomino Core :

256kb of L2 Cache & 133 (266) FSB

1500+ -> 1333 mhz
1600+ -> 1400 mhz
1700+ -> 1466 mhz
1800+ -> 1533 mhz
1900+ -> 1600 mhz
2000+ -> 1667 mhz
2100+ -> 1733 mhz

TBred Core :

256kb of L2 Cache & 133 (266) FSB

1700+ -> 1466 mhz
1800+ -> 1533 mhz
1900+ -> 1600 mhz
2000+ -> 1667 mhz
2100+ -> 1733 mhz
2200+ -> 1800 mhz
2400+ -> 2000 mhz
2600+ -> 2133 mhz

TBred Core :

256kb of L2 Cache & 166 (333) FSB

2600+ -> 2083 mhz
2700+ -> 2167 mhz

Barton Core :

512kb of L2 Cache & 166 (333) FSB

2500+ -> 1833 mhz
2600+ -> 1917 mhz
2800+ -> 2083 mhz
3000+ -> 2167 mhz

Barton Core :

512kb of L2 Cache & 200 (400) FSB

3000+ -> 2100 mhz
3200+ -> 2200 mhz


I'll post pics of the different cores as soon as I get all the pictures.
 
-=( Palomino )=-

Brown

palomino_brown.jpg


Green

palomino_green.jpg


Edit : I tryed another host-server.

Edit N°12569 : I'm trying the Fhost.org server now. I also used some holy water on my modem, sacrificed a virgin to the volcano god, ate rotten carrots while patting my head & walking on my left foot.:blackeye:
 
How do I tell the difference between the Thoroughbred and the Baron Core? Bothe CPUs look Idential to me, is there something in particular that sets the CPU apart, that can be easily reconized from just looking at them?
 
just know your processors

only the 2600+ shares both(266/333) bus speeds from there on up it's a barton w/exception of the 2700+tbred...........and the 2500+barton....simple, isn't it :confused:
 
The right one is the Barton... obviously...

I heard there was another version of the 2500 with a 266 fsb...

Can you find anything about that, and how to avoid getting it?

And, what the heck is this 'AQXEA' code all about?
 
Nice thread. I better go double check my supposed XP2500, but I don't want to take off my damn heatsink. Isn't there a program where you could check the cpuid?
 
Shame the links dont work realblackstuff, would be interested.
it's easy to tell a Barton from a tbread, it's the last 4 characters of the code. i think DKV4D is a barton. if not, CPUID will tell you your L2 cache size, 512 for a barton, as you know.
the easiest way to save all this brain-ache is to buy an Athlon64, like me :). (though, now ive got it, i think it's crap).
 
Hey guys,
I have a comp, that is well out of date, I am a gamer and the games I have now bog my system too much, and plus I just bought a new FX5700 Geforce 256MB card, and I have been told that its a power sucker. So anyways I want to upgrade from my Intel 1.8 processor and motherboard to a AMD CPU/Mother. I have 512MB memory and 107Gig Hard drive. that is only used up 20%. so im ok there i think.
A friend told me that my processor was a crapi one and really ran at a1.6 or .7 and he said my mother board has a 400FSB but was really lower because my motherboard is pretty out of date and it wasnt a true 400FSB.
so thats why i want to upgrade. to a AMD CPUand new mother.
I really dont have a need for a onboard graphics chip with my motherboard that i buy, so that might take off of the price alittle.

Anyways please help me find a good but cheap setup. I want atleast a 2.2G processor and a decent AMD compatible motherboard. any suggestions?

thanks,:p
 
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