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    New CPU OPNs (incl. C3 Stepping)

    Feel free to verify and correct the accuracy of this post as I'm going by limited information.
    I am only listing OPNs that weren't previously known, hence the 740 BE, 405E, etc. aren't necessary.
    This was compiled from all the new CPUs that popped up in the support list from Biostar after the new BIOS revision (with the revision notes of C3 stepping support added).


    The first two characters are the brand and segment.
    HD = Phenom, Desktop
    AD = Athlon, Desktop

    The next four characters are the model. The Phenom I obviously had 4 numbers (9600) while the Phenom II has 3 (940). There is either a X or a Z prefix with the Phenom II for the non-energy efficient parts. Z is unlocked multiplier, while X is normal (Z940 = 940 Black Edition, X920 = 920 locked multiplier). The energy efficient parts have a letter E as suffix (905E).

    The last four characters of the OPN are the number of cores, cache size, and part definition.

    Example:
    Phenom II
    4DGI = Quad-core, 512KB L2 per core + 6MB L3 cache (900, 700, and 500 series), C2 stepping
    4FGI = Quad-core, 512KB L2 per core + 4MB L3 cache (800 series), C2 stepping
    4DGM = Quad-core, 512KB L2 per core + 6MB L3 cache (900 series only???), C3 stepping???

    Athlon II
    32GI = Triple-core, 512KB L2 per core NO L3 cache (600 and 400 series), C2 stepping
    23GQ = Double-core, 1024KB L2 per core NO L3 cache (200 and 100 series), C2 stepping


    Phenom II
    Part
    Definition Revision CPUID 8000_0001h EAX [31:0]
    GI Rev C2 00100F42h
    It's not in the latest Power and Thermal Data Sheet (Public Release) yet but I guess the GM code Phenom II's are the C3 stepping.

    X4
    AMD Phenom™ II X4 965 HDZ965FBK4DGM 3400Mhz 4000Mhz 125W
    AMD Phenom™ II X4 955 HDX955FBK4DGM 3200Mhz 4000Mhz 125W
    AMD Phenom™ II X4 955 HDX955FBK4DGI 3200Mhz 4000Mhz 125W
    AMD Phenom™ II X4 945 HDX945WFK4DGM 3000Mhz 4000Mhz 95W
    AMD Phenom™ II X4 925 HDX925WFK4DGM 2800Mhz 4000Mhz 95W
    AMD Phenom™ II X4 910e HD910EOCK4DGM 2600Mhz 4000Mhz 65W

    AMD Phenom™ II X4 820 HDX820WFK4FGI 2800Mhz 4000Mhz 95W

    X3
    AMD Phenom™ II X3 720 HDX720WFK3DGI 2800Mhz 4000Mhz 95W

    X2
    AMD Phenom™ II X2 550 HDX550WFK2DGM 3100Mhz 4000Mhz 80W
    AMD Phenom™ II X2 545 HDX545WFK2DGM 3000Mhz 4000Mhz 80W

    Athlon II
    X4s and X3s use the GI code for C2 stepping that the Phenom II uses, so these new Athlon II X4's and X3's are all C2 stepping.
    Part
    Definition Revision CPUID 8000_0001h EAX [31:0]
    GQ Rev C2 00100F62h
    For the Regors and Semprons, GQ is C2 stepping so all of these new Athlon II X2's are still C2.

    X4
    AMD Athlon™ II X4 635 ADX635WFK42GI 2900MHz 4000Mhz 95W
    AMD Athlon™ II X4 630 ADX630WFK42GI 2800Mhz 4000Mhz 95W

    X3
    AMD Athlon™ II X3 440 ADX440WFK32GI 3100Mhz 4000Mhz 95W
    AMD Athlon™ II X3 435 ADX435WFK32GI 2900MHz 4000MHz 95W
    AMD Athlon™ II X3 425 ADX425WFK32GI 2700Mhz 4000Mhz 95W

    X2
    AMD Athlon™ II X2 255 ADX255OCK23GQ 3100Mhz 4000Mhz 65W
    AMD Athlon™ II X2 240e AD240EHDK23GQ 2800Mhz 4000Mhz 45W
    AMD Athlon™ II X2 235e AD235EHDK23GQ 2700Mhz 4000Mhz 45W


    Synopsis:
    965 Black Edition in C3 stepping* at 125W TDP.
    Two locked multiplier 955 parts. One is still C2 stepping and the other is a C3 stepping*.
    945 in C3 stepping*.
    925 in C3 stepping*.
    910E > 905E and in C3 stepping*.
    820 > 810
    Locked multiplier 720. The new highest 700 series part will be the Z740 aka a 740 BE. Personal prediction: The C2 740 BE has been on the books for quite a while and may be silently replaced by a C3 model instead.
    Locked multiplier 550 in C3 stepping*.
    For the Athlon IIs everything is either a speed bump or a new energy-efficient part. 400 series Propus arrives around Win 7 official release

    *Unverified OPN stepping code
    Last edited by DedEmbryonicCe1; 10-01-2009 at 09:12 AM. Reason: Updated, added X550

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    BULL. No way C3's are coming any time before Phenom 975.

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    Quote Originally Posted by perkam View Post
    BULL. No way C3's are coming any time before Phenom 975.

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    To me it sounds perfectly logical that C3 is launched THEN 975
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    Seems like C3 revisions coming WITH the launch of the 975 would make the most sense. Otherwise I don't see AMD staying in their 140W TDP cap.
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    The 965 125w part is correct. The rest I do not know.
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    There's the 955 95w in Q2 2010. Probably with the 8** chipsets.
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    The only thing that is relevant to me is how well C3 stepping will overclock.

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    Just because the MB manufacturers have access to the OPNs for these parts doesn't guarantee they'll ever materialize in large numbers. In the past there were chips such as the socket 754 3200+ and 3400+ Venice, 6000+ 89W Windsor, and AM2+ 9850 95W that appeared in much lower quantities than their slower or higher wattage brethren (and often at a price premium). Some of these were held back for OEM use and then dumped on resellers later on when better things were already on the market and the novelty had worn off. The OPN for the X3 740 BE has been known for months know and it hasn't shown up.

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    No way C3's are coming any time before Phenom 975.
    I missed a bit on this one.. what are the specs for 975?

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    Well, rumors and logic say it should be a 3.6 GHz product, probably 140W TDP, though who knows what C3 stepping will bring. It will probably be C3 since 3.6 is the upper limit for "stock" clocks on Phenom IIs... though I guess it's possible AMD could release a C2 stepping Phenom II 975 with 1.4+V. We''ll see I guess.
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    I just found the c3 stepping mentioned @ amd's own desktop comparison chart! If you follow this link it wil show you the AMD Phenom™ II X2 B53 (business model) with c3 stepping.
    That should indicate that c3 will be right around the corner isn't it?
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    looks like this one here... I think it is fake. I got it from a "secret" source. Well the same guy who gave me my Phenom 940BE before they launched.. still don't think it is a real screen shot.

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    ^^ I think that one is legit .

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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    ^^ I think that one is legit .
    I asked him about the CPU, he said that HP is adding the new line that replaces the 5850 line. These will be in those systems. I not sure if this is in a new HP or he pulled it out of his arse... I am sure 64nomis would know.
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    If real, then at least desktop is starting to match Opteron NB freq.! 2.2GHz default
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    He is supose to send me another screen shpt later. I noticed AMD Overdrive, I never used on an HP box, so I wondoer what it is on.
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    OK, he sent me this and..... well maybe it is possible. No benches etc. AOD won't open, so it has to be on a after market board or how else is he OCing it. I think it is too odd, something is funny. He won't say anything more so I can't try to verify anything. I think he is blowing smoke up my Bumm. Can anyone verify if CPUID has these chips in the 1.52? Though the top discription is generic... oh well here it is.

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    Everything in the CPUz matches up with product spec for that Business Class model.The stock settings that is. The OCed frequency I can't tell,maybe he just managed 4Ghz @ 1.35V "stable" for a printscreen and light load?

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    He said that was actually bootable. It is Windows Vista 32bit. Voltage was correct and set in bios. I asked him for some benches at that speed, but he won't share them with me. Is there even a NDA on the new revion chips? I haven't really heard anything major about them. There has to be someon on here that has one or knows more.
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    The latest BKDG has some info about the C3 stepping. The chips will have two p-states for the nb and there will be a new C-state with the following characteristics. The L1/L2 caches will be flused to L3 or memory the cores will be in C1E state and running at ALTVID. Also there will be support for low voltage (1.35V) DDR3 1066.

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    4ghz at standard voltage.. I dont say no thanks for that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charged3800z24 View Post
    He said that was actually bootable. It is Windows Vista 32bit. Voltage was correct and set in bios. I asked him for some benches at that speed, but he won't share them with me. Is there even a NDA on the new revion chips? I haven't really heard anything major about them. There has to be someon on here that has one or knows more.
    Well it's not the new revision,it's a new stepping(C3).Revision change is D0,an Istanbul,or Magny-Cours.
    C3 should just clock better and not perform better at the same clock.Deneb is fine as it is.

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    Yes the only thing a new stepping can do is lower tdp, higher clock potential and of course cooler system due to lower tdp and power usage . I am dying to see C3 and its oc potential Maybe a 65W X2 550 will release ?:P

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    informal: but it can be better, if new standart NB (uncore) will 2400 MHz.
    Example +400 MHz at NB performance = as 100-150 MHz up clock CPU (CPU at 3000 MHz and 2400 MHz NB is similary as CPU at 3150MHz and NB 2000)
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