EDIT: Bleh, nm, I don't know. heh.
I'm now also curious why the OPN reports the 2600+ as running at only 2000 when the 2500+ runs at 1.86.
EDIT: Bleh, nm, I don't know. heh.
I'm now also curious why the OPN reports the 2600+ as running at only 2000 when the 2500+ runs at 1.86.
Last edited by shrae; 03-12-2004 at 07:18 PM.
no idea..
A complete list of all AMD processors, excludeing the Athlon 64's:
http://www.esquire.co.za/Library/AMD...une%202003.pdf
Mobile 2400+ - 1800MHz (13.5x133) - 45W, 1.45v
Mobile 2500+ - 1867MHz (14x133) - 45W, 1.45v
Mobile 2600+ - 2000MHz (15x133) - 47W, 1.45v
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hmmm..., several online vendors including NewEgg list the 2600+ as being 2.13GHz...Originally posted by Dojo | Warlord
no idea..
A complete list of all AMD processors, excludeing the Athlon 64's:
http://www.esquire.co.za/Library/AMD...une%202003.pdf
Mobile 2400+ - 1800MHz (13.5x133) - 45W, 1.45v
Mobile 2500+ - 1867MHz (14x133) - 45W, 1.45v
Mobile 2600+ - 2000MHz (15x133) - 47W, 1.45v
Do you have a link to an official AMD list? I'd like to check it out at the source. TIA
well one thing is for sure guys!!!! IF the 2600 is 2.13 gigs? then the 2500 is not 1.86 gigs that just make NO sense!!! i wish someone would clear this up once and for all cause now im all confused!!
thx perc,
The 72W 2600+ DTR (desktop replacement) mobile chip is 2.13GHz stock on 1.65v. The 47W 2600+ (what I have and what newegg sells) is 2.00GHz stock on 1.45v.
That link in my last post are the official AMD OPN's.
Here, look...
There ya go, taken straight from the pdf in the mobile section, top of page 4.
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Thanks for the info. I guess NewEgg's description is wrong then...
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...103-436&depa=0
well i gues that sums that up! just didnt think there was that much of a differance in the two chips? so at 2.16gigs my 2600 barton is only ocing 540mhz at 2700mhz? doesnt seem like much does it? my desktop 2500 barton at 1800 mhz will oc to 2600mhz thats an 800mhz oc on that bad boy!! oh well thx for clearing that up cause i was woundering just what the hell speed my 2600 was running at stock?
thx perc,
Actually, since stock is 2000MHz, and it did 2700MHz, thats a 700MHz OC...
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The reason I'm confused about it is that the standard desktop Barton rated at 2600+ is running at 1.9Ghz (166*11.5). If the mobile 2600+ (133*15) is running at 2Ghz that means that the 33Mhz loss in FSB is countered by a whopping 100Mhz gain in clockspeed to achieve the same PR.
On the other hand, the standard desktop Barton rated at 2500+ is running at 1.83Ghz (166*11). If the mobile 2500+ is running at 1.86Ghz (133*14), then only 33Mhz clockspeed is given to the mobile to counteract the same 33Mhz FSB loss to achieve the same PR.
This PR system seems really fishy
Maybe that's why the mobile 2600+ seems so damn good for OC compared to the 2400/2500? It has a full 100Mhz more stock clockspeed than its standard desktop counterpart - a much bigger difference than any of the other mobiles.
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has anyone bought one of these chips from cpucity.co.uk in the uk? I'm about to order one and was wondering what steppings they have in at the moment
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Yea, who knows what AMD is doing, lmao.Originally posted by shrae
The reason I'm confused about it is that the standard desktop Barton rated at 2600+ is running at 1.9Ghz (166*11.5). If the mobile 2600+ (133*15) is running at 2Ghz that means that the 33Mhz loss in FSB is countered by a whopping 100Mhz gain in clockspeed to achieve the same PR.
On the other hand, the standard desktop Barton rated at 2500+ is running at 1.83Ghz (166*11). If the mobile 2500+ is running at 1.86Ghz (133*14), then only 33Mhz clockspeed is given to the mobile to counteract the same 33Mhz FSB loss to achieve the same PR.
This PR system seems really fishy
Maybe that's why the mobile 2600+ seems so damn good for OC compared to the 2400/2500? It has a full 100Mhz more stock clockspeed than its standard desktop counterpart - a much bigger difference than any of the other mobiles.
But yea, your probably right. Thats why the 2600+ OC's a little better than the 2500+'s and 2400+'s and it's probably going to be the same whenever the mobile 2800+ hits newegg, with the 2800+ OCing better than the 2600+. Higher rated CPU's (xx00+) are usually the best of the best. Because that means they passed AMD's validation to run at those higher stock speeds at the same voltage of lower rated chips.
:smileysex
Oh and even though it's official stock speed may be 2.00ghz with 1.45v, my chip had no trouble running 2.20ghz (3200+) at the same voltage, prime stable. I have a screenie if anyone wants to see.
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yup i believe you mine does 2200@1.45v as well(i dont have a screenie didnt keep the system up long enough). i thought this was exellent but now i find out that the chip is defualt at 2gigs and for some reason it doesnt seem so exellent anymore... dont get me wrong ofcourse these chips are killer ocers without a doubt. i cant wait to see how the 2800's and 3000's molblies oc? i bet 3gigs will be a common occurance!
peace perc,
This is the best I can do on my NF7-S v1.2, even if I raise vcore I can't get past 220MHz FSB...
Not Prime95 stable but I can fold...
GJ, 2.75GHz. I never tried anything higher than 2.7 on 1.85, I just assumed it wouldnt be prime stable without moving to 1.9 at least. Ill have to try it...(12.5x220)
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a 700mhz oc for a high end cpu that is! very impressive!Originally posted by Dojo | Warlord
Actually, since stock is 2000MHz, and it did 2700MHz, thats a 700MHz OC...
EQuito,
thats a nice clock for teh volts u are running, what cooling are u using at the moment?
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yeah i know but when is it ever enough for us? hell i can only get a 250mhz oc on this new 64 system i should be so lucky to have a 700mhz oc on this one!! oh well its a sickness i tell yeahOriginally posted by saaya
a 700mhz oc for a high end cpu that is! very impressive!
peace perc,
Can someone PLEASE tell me which holes to wire for this mod?I have looked everywhere and am still confused about which holes under the mobo to pin together...just the names like h28 or whatever they are called? ThanksOriginally posted by Perc
no right now the barton rig is shelved :0( i needed the cd roms and video card out of that system to build the new 64 system. once i get another 9800pro and a dvd rom ill be back up and runnning with that system then ill try the pin mod. im sure thats all i need to do? i mean they are both bartons just one is a 266chip where as the other is a 333 chip you would think the 266 chip by nature would be the faster of the two when ocing the fsb? just seems wierd to me thats all? i know that each chip ocs differntly but to have one oc to like 2700mhz and do crappy on the fsb where the other is slower in mhz but faster in fsb ocs is puzzling? but then again im not the only one to have this problem so i gues the pin mod is the answer? i realy like that one idea of doing the pin mod on the underside of the mb! i just cant seems to get the damm wire to go into those holes when trying the pin mod using the holes? anyways when i do get it up and running again i will try the pin mod for sure. would love to have 2600mhz with a 466fsb!! that would for sure give my 64 system a run! infact i can see that system out running this one(at my current oc of 10x225) with the right cooling and oc! OH just one last question? what speed in mhz are these molblie 2600's?
peace perc,
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i have to rember where i seen it but there is a pic someone showing you the exact pins and thier numbers on the under side of the board posted in either our forum here or another one? when i find it ill post it for you. im going to do the mod underneath the mb also so i well start looking for it.
peace perc,
That's unfortunate, I have no problems doing high FSB's on this board.
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I would be most grateful if you did Perc! ThanksOriginally posted by Perc
i have to rember where i seen it but there is a pic someone showing you the exact pins and thier numbers on the under side of the board posted in either our forum here or another one? when i find it ill post it for you. im going to do the mod underneath the mb also so i well start looking for it.
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Thanks! I'm using an SLK-900 with an 80mm Mechatronics fan and an open window...Originally posted by mongoled
EQuito, thats a nice clock for teh volts u are running, what cooling are u using at the moment?
Seriously, it was kind of chili last night so I kept the window above my desk open during benching.
LOL yeah man but your also using the infinity mb and those dont seem to be effected like the nf7 mbs are? lucky you but the rest of us arent so lucky....Originally posted by Dojo | Warlord
That's unfortunate, I have no problems doing high FSB's on this board.
peace perc,
Yea, thats what I've been sayin, the DFI boards don't seem to have a problem with the mobiles and high FSB's. I wonder why the NF7's do.
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Anyone have any theories?
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