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Seranko
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Hey guys, I foun this info about the AMD Athlon 64 model number
ADA3200AEP5AP
ADA = Brand : Athlon 64 Desktop
3200 = Model number : 3200+: 2000 MHz
A = Package : A=754 pin
E = Opareting Voltage : E = 1.5 V
P = Case Temp. : P = 70 C
5 = L2 Cache Size : 5 = 1 Megabyte
AP = Part definition : AP = CPUID Model 4, P-State Transition Support
You'll find the info. in the AMD Athlon 64? Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet, AMD Technical Document publication 30430.
Link. http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/white_papers_and_tech_docs/30430.pdf
Now, the confusion with the O or P letter at the end of the number. I called AMD technical service, phone (408) 749-3060 (you'll be lucky if they answer your e-mail), the guy there told me "The Model Numbers ending on "O" letter were built before July 2003 and doesn't have cool'n'quiet on them, everything after July 2003 is P and has cool'n'quiet."
ADA3200AEP5AP
ADA = Brand : Athlon 64 Desktop
3200 = Model number : 3200+: 2000 MHz
A = Package : A=754 pin
E = Opareting Voltage : E = 1.5 V
P = Case Temp. : P = 70 C
5 = L2 Cache Size : 5 = 1 Megabyte
AP = Part definition : AP = CPUID Model 4, P-State Transition Support
You'll find the info. in the AMD Athlon 64? Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet, AMD Technical Document publication 30430.
Link. http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/white_papers_and_tech_docs/30430.pdf
Now, the confusion with the O or P letter at the end of the number. I called AMD technical service, phone (408) 749-3060 (you'll be lucky if they answer your e-mail), the guy there told me "The Model Numbers ending on "O" letter were built before July 2003 and doesn't have cool'n'quiet on them, everything after July 2003 is P and has cool'n'quiet."