Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 05:55:15 09/09/01
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On September 08, 2001 at 14:25:56, Slater Wold wrote: >On September 08, 2001 at 10:32:06, K. Burcham wrote: > >> >> >> >>my 1400 t-bird reads this on the core: >> >> A1400AMS3C >> AYHJA 0125UPNW >> Y6492230454 >> 1999 AMD >> >>my AYHJA has a longer horizontal dimension. >> >> you will notice in the pictures that the t-bird, including the >> AYHJA core, has a longer horizontal dimension. the mp core >> has a longer vertical dimension. pictures can be found at >> anandtech, below. i know it is not clear, but i magnified >> the t-bird and it is an AYHJA core. >> >>www.anandtech.com/showdoc.html?i=1469&p=3 >> >> >> >> >> >>here you can see the revisions that were added to the AYHJA CORE. >>www.athlonoc.com/AYHJAp2.php >> >>here you can see the revisions that were added to the mp core. >>www.aceshardware.com/Spades/read.php?article_id=30000186 >> >>revisions are not the same. >> >> >>here is another good example: >> >> i also have a 1 gig axia. this core is longer horizontally, and looks the >> same as my AYHJA when i hold them beside each other. here is a good >> picture of a t-bird axia beside an mp. >> >>www.2cpu.com/Hardware/thunder_k7/index4.html >> >> >> >>also the current draw could be monitored while the percent of cpu usage was >> at say 95%. in this test, the palomino at 95% cpu usage, the current >> should be considerably less (about 15%), when compared to the >> standard t-bird AYHJA core, with the same 95% cpu usage. >> >> >> >>kburcham > >My core is perfectly squared. I promise. Whatever it may or may not be, the >core is square. > > >Slate > that's real good! that's a palomino core, so the 1.4s are all palomino cores? AMD already mentionned they would continue only with this core, i'm amazed it's already inside the 1.4s now, this also explains why crafty ran parallel perfect. With real tbirds you can't run parallel at all. Already suspected something like that! > >Slate
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