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How to find stepping?

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Other than looking at the chip surface itself. Can the numbers CPUZ gives you be translated into the stepping of the CPU?

Thanks, sorry for noobish question :p

Jon
 
GeForce said:
Other than looking at the chip surface itself. Can the numbers CPUZ gives you be translated into the stepping of the CPU?

Thanks, sorry for noobish question :p

Jon

Without an explanation. No.

They should bloomin' make one though :mad: .

It's not a noobish question ;).
 
Agreed, not a noobish question and it is about time Intel/AMD tried to implement this but i reckon due to the amount of wafers used a week in production it would be impossible.

Everytime i buy a new chip, the 1st thing i do is log the stepping somewhere on my pc.Not much help if you have bought a prebuilt machine,granted.

It does only take like 15 mins max to remove the cpu and be up and running again with the info you need.
 
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