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Can you identify a CPU from this?
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I'm stunned that nobody twigged going from 100 MHz FSB to 133 MHz FSB (and the ensuing increase in clock speed) was a 33% increase.
What's worth pointing out is the 1.5V Vcore. That means it's a DLT3C chip, although it could be either a T-bred A or B. 1800XP T-bred B core DLT3Cs were amongst the best overclockers back in the day, and many hit 2.4 GHz or more.
What's worth pointing out is the 1.5V Vcore. That means it's a DLT3C chip, although it could be either a T-bred A or B. 1800XP T-bred B core DLT3Cs were amongst the best overclockers back in the day, and many hit 2.4 GHz or more.
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Justintime said:Thats a Tbred B model 8, and prolly got another 4-600MHz on it even on stock volts
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