jamesdsimone
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I loved my 2500+. I got the mobile version and clocked it up to 3200+ speeds. I was broke at the time. Great budget build.The Barton 2500+ left no question of AMD's superiority.
I loved my 2500+. I got the mobile version and clocked it up to 3200+ speeds. I was broke at the time. Great budget build.The Barton 2500+ left no question of AMD's superiority.
I get a lot of heat here on the forum for my criticism of AMD. I think I have more AMD processors from the glory years than anybody on this forum. I had a Ryzen test system when all the AMD redacted were still using Intel systems.I loved my 2500+. I got the mobile version and clocked it up to 3200+ speeds. I was broke at the time. Great budget build.
I get a lot of heat here on the forum for my criticism of AMD. I think I have more AMD processors from the glory years than anybody on this forum. I had a Ryzen test system when all the AMD redacted were still using Intel systems.
I am using with friends like mine, who needs enemies.Are you using the "some of my best friends are ..." defence?!?
40 mhz? i remember that i had a K5 PR75 i belive, i dont seem to remember something earlier. You are talking about the 386s?My first AMD processor ran at 40Mhz, oddly enough the quality of my criticism towards AMD has no correlation with the age and number of AMD products I owned and used. I must be the exception though. /s
It could be 386 or 486.40 mhz? i remember that i had a K5 PR75 i belive, i dont seem to remember something earlier. You are talking about the 386s?
I loved my 2500+. I got the mobile version and clocked it up to 3200+ speeds. I was broke at the time. Great budget build.
Someone near me has an old system listed with a 2500+ in an Nforce2 Ultra 400 board for $30 and I'm trying really hard to convince myself that I shouldn't buy it.I get a lot of heat here on the forum for my criticism of AMD. I think I have more AMD processors from the glory years than anybody on this forum. I had a Ryzen test system when all the AMD fanboys were still using Intel systems.
The Barton 2500+ could OC like mad and destroyed Intel P4's. I had DDR 3200mhz 2-2-2 memory kits.
Why do you think... ?What is this analysis doing in a retro Bulldozer thread?
Same! (to the best of my recollection)Btw, 386DX-40 was my first AMD CPU.
what's a bulldozer thread doing in 2024?What is this analysis doing in a retro Bulldozer thread? As much as I want to point and laugh at the idea of Intel effectively abandoning their own fabs (and undermining IFS) by shifting all their critical parts to TSMC, this thread is not the place for that.
what's a bulldozer thread doing in 2024?
Clearly treading over old ground in an effort to keep unearth the past.
I had the AMD 486DX4 100, not sure if it was the enhanced version with the write back cache. The motherboard had fake ram cache chips, I remembered it was big news at that time in the mid or late 90s and AT probably had an article on it. I upgraded to a K5-133 after that.My first was Intel 386DX-40 at the age of about 12 or 13. Didn't even know at the time who AMD was. I don't remember why but for some reason, Dad upgraded it to 486DX2-66. I wished it was a DX-50 coz of its higher bus speed. But now I see that it wasn't without issues. First AMD was Sempron 2 GHz.