Athlon Code Reader ( Check your CPU Rejection) Mine is a 2100+ Tbred Rejected From 2800+

[LastRide]

This site will tell you what your CPU was rejected from when tested.Its a pretty cool site.Just input the three long numbers on your CPU and it will give you the info,follow instructions.I don't blame you if you don't feel like pulling your chip out.This was posted on another forum.Here is my stats on my 2100+.I sold this chip to my cousin. Athlon Code Reader

Athlon XP Processor------------- High-end
Core-------------------------------- Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model------------------------ 8
Performance Rating------------- 2100+
Working frequency-------------- 1733 MHz
Package Type--------------------- OPGA
Operating Voltage---------------- 1.6 V
Max Die Temperature------------ 90° C
L1 Cache Size--------------------- 128 KB
L2 Cache Size--------------------- 256 KB
Multiplier--------------------------- 13x
FSB Frequency-------------------- 266 MHz
Stepping Code-------------------- AIUHB
Manifacture Year------------------ 2003
Manifacture Week-----------------01
Production Batch----------------- M
Batch Production Number------ 0236
Downgraded from--------------- 2800+

 

[RyanM]

This "downgraded from" part...does that imply that it passed all the tests up to 2800+ speeds, or that it wasn't able to pass the tests required to be a 2800+ part, or what exactly?

 

[LastRide]

Here is a link from overclockers that talks about it.I guess we'll see more on this once its updated. Automated Athlon Code Reader

 

[ChampionAtTufshop]

ummm
mine doesnt work lol?!?

does that make mine nonexistant haha

it sez "Wrong data entered at input field 3!"
i assume that means the 3rd line, and ive checked to make sure its correct many times lol....
i r confuseded heh

 

[LastRide]

You punched in a wrong number somewhere..LOL.Mine worked good.I don't know why yours didn't.No spaces on any of the 3 fields.

 

[ChampionAtTufshop]

Originally posted by: LastRide
You punched in a wrong number somewhere..LOL.Mine worked good.I don't know why yours didn't.No spaces on any of the 3 fields.

http://www.theforumisdown.com/uploadfiles/0103/before.JPG
http://www.theforumisdown.com/uploadfiles/0103/after.JPG

(you hafta copy/paste links)

 

[LastRide]

You have the 2nd and third backwards.Input the 2nd field third and the third field second.

 

[LastRide]

 

[ChampionAtTufshop]

Originally posted by: LastRide
You have the 2nd and third backwards.Input the 2nd field third and the third field second.

d'oh!
pulled a homer heh

..you would think they would follow the "normal" structure like how tbirds were...
meh whateer lol

Athlon XP Processor ----------High-end
Core -----------------------------Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model ----------------------8
Performance Rating -----------2100+
Working frequency ------------1733 MHz
Package Type -------------------OPGA
Operating Voltage -------------1.6 V
Max Die Temperature ---------90° C
L1 Cache Size ------------------128 KB
L2 Cache Size ------------------256 KB
Multiplier -------------------------13x
FSB Frequency ------------------266 MHz
Stepping Code ------------------AIUHB
Manifacture Year ---------------2003
Manifacture Week --------------04
Production Batch ---------------M
Batch Production Number ----2360
Downgraded from -------------2700+

i dunno if te guy who made this knows, but manufacture is spelled wrong heh

 

[LastRide]

Hmmm,someone pulling the woolys over our eyes, Manifacture..LOL .Not a whole lot of info other than the downgraded part.There is another thread on this.I never seen it,bah.

 

[Actaeon]

Athlon XP Processor --------High-end
Core ----------------------------Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model -----------------------8
Performance Rating -------------2100+
Working frequency ------------------1733 MHz
Package Type---------------------- OPGA
Operating Voltage ----------------1.6 V
Max Die Temperature --------------90° C
L1 Cache Size ----------------------128 KB
L2 Cache Size --------------------256 KB
Multiplier ---------------------------13x
FSB Frequency ------------------266 MHz
Stepping Code----------------- AIUHB
Manifacture Year ----------------2003
Manifacture Week --------------02
Production Batch ---------------F
Batch Production Number ----0636
Downgraded from -------------2800+


EDIT: I made the last number up in the 2nd field, I managed to lose a number when I wrote it down, so I filled it in with a 6.

AXDA2100DUT3C
9255947280636
AIUHB0302RPFW

 

[KF]

Athlon XP Processor Low-end
Core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
Performance Rating 1700+
Working frequency 1467 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.6 V
Max Die Temperature 90° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 256 KB
Multiplier 11x
FSB Frequency 266 MHz
Stepping Code JIUCB
Manifacture Year 2002
Manifacture Week 50
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 0411
Downgraded from 2600+

 

[ChampionAtTufshop]

my 1700+

Athlon XP Processor Low-end
Core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
Performance Rating 1700+
Working frequency 1467 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.6 V
Max Die Temperature 90° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 256 KB
Multiplier 11x
FSB Frequency 266 MHz
Stepping Code JIUCB
Manifacture Year 2002
Manifacture Week 51
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 0447
Downgraded from 2600+

 

[Werty]

Athlon XP Processor Low-end
Core Thoroughbred-B
CPU Model 8
Performance Rating 1800+
Working frequency 1553 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.6 V
Max Die Temperature 90° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 256 KB
Multiplier 11.5x
FSB Frequency 266 MHz
Stepping Code JIUGB
Manifacture Year 2002
Manifacture Week 51
Production Batch M
Batch Production Number 0073
Downgraded from 2800+

 

[Bloody]

Downgraded from in general means that the CPU wasn't able to maintain full stablity at that given rating with default voltage, so it was remarked to a lower PR. For example 1700+ downgraded from 2400+ means that this CPU can't work at 2400+ with voltage 1.6V, but it can probably hit even higher frequencies than 2400+ with voltage increase

But there are rumors that AMD restamped the markings of some high-speed CPUs to fulfill the HUGE demand for lower speed ones (mostly 1700+ and 2100+), if this is your case, then the CPU should be able to work stable even at 2400+ with the default voltage.


*This information is not official and therefore I can't guarantee that it is 100% correct or true, it is not based on my personal observation I've found info on this at one malaysian (I think) forum, but my personal experience shows that there are processors that fit in the both categories described above.

 

[KF]

>Downgraded from in general means that the CPU wasn't able to maintain full stablity
> at that given rating with default voltage, so it was remarked to a lower PR

The trouble with this explanation is that if they tested it at 3000+ it would get a higher down-graded rating than if they tested it at 2600+. Surely if it failed at 2600, it would fail at 3000. The real question is what did it succeed at if it was downgrades from something else. Otherwise it is meaningless.

 

[keitaro]

Originally posted by: Bloody
Downgraded from in general means that the CPU wasn't able to maintain full stablity at that given rating with default voltage, so it was remarked to a lower PR. For example 1700+ downgraded from 2400+ means that this CPU can't work at 2400+ with voltage 1.6V, but it can probably hit even higher frequencies than 2400+ with voltage increase

Okay, now this got me to thinking. As far as reading the past posts on T-bredB o/c'ing, I remember seeing a post somewhere about T-bredB 2100 can be easily bumped up to 2700 speed with no or minor voltage tweaking. Since you mentioned that there are probably some CPUs that didn't make it at the default voltage (1.6v), I'm wondering what their "downgrade" results are for those who do needed a small voltage bump just to run at 2700 speed. I put in my CPU code in (digital cams can sure be handy at times like this) and got a result that said mine was downgraded from 2800. My CPU? A 2100+ clocked at 2700+ speed.

Anyone out there fitting this description? It's an interesting little script/app but practically all but the last 3 (or 2?) lines have been muchly discussed and published. Call me skeptical, if you will...

 

[WA261]

Core Thoroughbred-...........B
CPU Model........................ 8
Performance Rating.......... 1700+
Working frequency ...........1467 MHz
Package Type ..................OPGA
Operating Voltage ...........1.6 V
Max Die Temperature ........90° C
L1 Cache Size .................128 KB
L2 Cache Size ..................256 KB
Multiplier.......................... 11x
FSB Frequency ..................266 MHz
Stepping Code .................JIUHB
Manifacture Year ..............2003
Manifacture Week........... .03
Production Batch ..............C
Batch Production Number.. 0296
Downgraded from ..............2700+

 

[machu]

Mine doesn't say that it was downgraded.

Athlon XP Processor
Core Barton
CPU Model 10
Performance Rating 2500+
Working frequency 1833 MHz
Package Type OPGA
Operating Voltage 1.65 V
Max Die Temperature 85° C
L1 Cache Size 128 KB
L2 Cache Size 512 KB
Multiplier 11x
FSB Frequency 333 MHz
Stepping Code AQUCA
Manufacture Year 2003
Manufacture Week 06
Production Batch A
Batch Production Number 1276

 

[Bloody]

machu thats because you have Athlon XP with Barton core and so far I don't know if any of them has been downgraded

The script now supports Athlon Thunderbird CPUs too.

 

[Duvie]

neat program...Any idea on a similar INtel program for the p4's???

 

[LastRide]

Someone has to have have a 3000+ rejection.

 

[Bloody]

Duvie have you seen the markings on P4 core, there is absolutely no need of such script for P4, because unlike Athlons they don't contain much info...

On a Barton maybe, but there is no way on TBred, because they go up to 2800+