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Willis said:the code on the chip tells me its a 3700+![]()
Jokester said:Just a dodgy reading by the looks of things, maybe the CPU identifier on the chip is miscoded, what does it identify it as when you boot up?
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Jokester said:As far as I'm aware CPU-Z interegates CPU ident code on the processor itself then just looks it up in it's own tables, so either your chip is a new core that CPU-Z hasn't seen before (doubtful) or the code on the chip is wrong.
It should say what chip it is when you first POST.
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Are you going to keep it? It does not sound as something appealing tbh.Willis said:yeh when i first post it comes up as dual core opteroni think the chip is faulty as it will not boot in my ASUS ASN A8n Premium mobo but will boot up in a cheap £30 board. Also it will not let me install windows have to first install with a 3000+ then stick it in and will then boot to windows.
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