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Identifying AMD processors

Soldato
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I have some AMD engineering samples that id like help identifying before i am able to decide what to do with them.. Can somone help identify these via the cpu id code: ZD292046w8k44
 
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I dont have a motherboard with AM3+ available at this time, but can if needs be.. what else should i look for?
 
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Well i'll check the CPU's tonight and type out all the informations.. It is possible that the number read 6 instead of 8. They were from April 2011.. and as far as i know they are Fusion chips.. although i could be wrong. There is also a ref number on the order saying 8790 if that means anything.
 
Can you guys let me know what you want benchmarking. And with what software so i have it setup and ready to go later once the chip is switched over.. BTW i doubt ill have much time for running OC configurations. So it will only be running at stock speeds.
 
I have run a Fritz on 1 core but note this is an older CPU i had to test it against somthing.. (Ill switch the CPU later today)

ZD302046W4K43 - Relative Speed 3.85 - Kilo ps 1847
 
This is not the same CPU i posted earlier.. it was in the machine already.. so i thaught id test that first to ensure my mobo and set is bechmarking ok :)

I'll now get the other one tested! (im a busy man.. give me a break)
 
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Well if it is a BD chip then of course it would get busy... Everyone here has been dying to see reliable BD benchmarks :p.

And your expecting to get those from me.. a novice overclockers with not much spare time ? .. besides isnt Bulldozer out now? or in the next few days (sorry i dont follow CPU tech much anymore)
 
ok i have finally managed to switch over the CPU's.. so i am now running the ZD292046w8k44 sample.. running at stock (at least i think its stock 2.9ghz)

Fritz Chess Board
8 cores - RS 19.41
8 cores - Kilo p/s 9316

1 core - RS 3.4
1 core - Kilo p/s 1632

Cinebench 64bit

CPU Test - 4.64pts 8C/8T (which dosnt look that good to me.. as my i7 comes in a lot higher)
OpenGL - 37.42fps 8C/8T + ATI 5800 series
(CPU-Z is still BSOD the machine .. so i think it might be the graphics card detection when it initialises)
 
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A Phenom II X6 1100T gets around 5.8 in CineBench.

TBH,testing an ES sample meant for basic validation is probably not going to give you any indication of actual performance of the final product.

I would agree.. only the plus side is the CPU is fully unlocked for some serious overclocking.. but it still wouldnt get you much of a comparison result.
 
One issue i have is the motherboard is also a AMD Sample.. so i dont have any drivers for it.. so its all running stock windows drivers which im pretty sure wont help. Considering it has a fair decent CPU and 16GB of ram it should be pretty nippy but dosnt really seem that way.
 
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