Autor: Klaudiusz (fatla_at_niespam.poczta.fm)
Data: Wed 22 Oct 2003 - 15:17:06 MET DST
> > >> Nominalnie przeznaczony do pracy jako 2500 z obnizonymi
> > >> dla stabilnosci parametrami.
> > >
> > > Gdzie to jest napisane?
> >
> > numer seryjny Z332154251323
> > ^^
> >
> > łooo tu... choc to zaznaczam plotki i pomowienia ;)
>
> Coś chyba nie wyszło:) A możesz podać linka jakiegoś gdzie to jest
> wytłumaczone?
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/print/20030322034857.html
"Step 4: Find the second (or the second "part" of the first line) line in
the marking. It should look like this: 9367337260464.
a.. As we already told you some days ago, the eighth and ninths
digits in this set represent the "originally designated" model number for
the CPU. In general it is assumed that the following seems to be correct:
a.. 24 = 2400+ (2.0GHz/266MHz FSB);
b.. 26 = 2600+ (2.083GHz/333MHz FSB or 2.13GHz/266MHz FSB);
c.. 27 = 2700+ (2.17GHz/266MHz FSB);
d.. 28 = 2800+ (2.25GHz/266MHz FSB);
e.. 30 = 3000+ (No such Thoroughbred CPUs exist).
b.. We have no idea what do the first seven digits mean
(9361333260135), but may suggest that they represent the serial number of
the wafer. The last four digits (9361333260135) stand for serial number of
the processor among its batch. It is believed that lower the number, the
higher possibility of overclocking is.
"
Klaudiusz
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