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The Official AMD 3700 San Diego Overclocking Thread

My 3700+ is currently running at 2750Mhz at stock volts. (250x11) I have absolutely no idea what stepping/code it is though and that brain Identifier only tells me its a ADA3700AA5BN.
 
Just recieved my pc bit's today and the 3700+ SD was a KAB2E 0551EPAW, I don't have time to build the system now but will later tonight and see what it can do.

It was the retail version btw.
 
sja360 said:
use cpu brain identifier (google it) it should provide you with the codes for your cpu's without removal of them from the socket.
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ok here goes

ADA3700DAA5BN

generation 15, model 7.2, version 4.1, stepping 1, revision sh e4

is this what information is required?
 
TiZoR said:
EDIT now at 2.75ghz on stock volts

250x11 ill run a few tests later seems to be ok!
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I just built my friends pc today with one of these chips.Backed the ram right off and just went for 250x11 off the bat.

booted up and threw a 32mb super pi at it. passed no problem :D

Default volts,stock cooler :D

will give it a real test laters
 
Big.Wayne said:
Why don't you actually test it out for stability before rushing to make a post! :p
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yeah rushed it so i could post on here as im a overclocking noob.

shows promise it booted right in and passed super pi at default vaults, ok it aint anywhere near running prime for like 8hrs but its a start.

But hey , thanks for posting anyway.
 
I recieved my OEM SD 3700+ yesterday, it's a CCBWE 0542 VPMW and I think it's a rev. E5 and is 1.35V default.

Runs at 20C idle and 24C load with watercooling :eek: so I hope overclocking will be interesting, but googling the stepping gave me lots of similar CPU's but they are Opteron 165's but that is a Dual Core CPU :confused:

Overclocking will take a while as I first have to find the FSB limit of the mobo and also the limit of the memory.

Any more info about my stepping?
 
GeForce said:
Well I could well be wrong here but I thought the Sandy 3700 was either the E4 or the E6 stepping? See the following link:

http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop/SideBySide.aspx?opn=ADA3700DAA5BN&opn=ADA3700DKA5CF
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Strange one, perhaps CPU-Z is wrong?

I'm at work now and don't remember the first line, I thought it was ADA3700DAA5BN, the strange thing is that a lot of other CPU's with these codes (or codes close to it) are dual core Opteron 165's

I will check further tonight as I will be FSB testing my mobo.
 
Dutch Guy said:
Strange one, perhaps CPU-Z is wrong?

I'm at work now and don't remember the first line, I thought it was ADA3700DAA5BN, the strange thing is that a lot of other CPU's with these codes (or codes close to it) are dual core Opteron 165's

I will check further tonight as I will be FSB testing my mobo.
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I think mines the same as that, ill check mine out when i get home from work. What should the default cpu driver be for a san diego? Mine shows as standard multiprocessor pc.
 
mines at 26oC idle about 33 load

thats overclocked to 2750mhz @ 1.35volts

using the BIG typhoon


so i belive these CCBWE steppings are quite good

mines from ocuk purchased on monday this week [OEM] not retail
 
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