AMD Athlon 64 2800+ - is this C0 or CG stepping

[gsethi]

Hello guys

I am confused as to whether my chip is C0 or CG stepping:

The numbers on the chip says: ADA2800AEP4AX

CPUZ gives me the following:
Specification: AMD Athlon 64 Processor 2800+
Family: F
Ext. Family
Model: C
Ext. Model: C
Stepping: 0
Revision: DH7-CG

thanks in advance

 

[Shimmishim]

hehehe.... i think you answered your own question...

 

[Shimmishim]

AX and AR are CG while AP is C0

hope that helps 🙂 (but the revision DH7-CG shoulda been a hint 🙂

 

[gsethi]

yeah, i knew that "AX" and Revision: DH7-CG would indicate CG stepping. The reason i was confused was that Steppingl gave me "0" in CPUZ. So, i wasnt sure as to whether it is C0 or CG. I was thinking that Steppingl should also be "G' for it to be fully CG but thanks for your answer though. Kinda weird, i guess.

 

[SparkedFire]

CG and C0 are not steppings. They are revisions.

 

[Bar81]

Originally posted by: SparkedFire
CG and C0 are not steppings. They are revisions.

Thank you. This is becoming as annoying as people thinking you can run memory 1:1 on the A64.

Also, you could answer your own question by reading AMD's documentation on their site. The AX designation indicates that the CPU is a true Newcastle, CG revision.

 

[SparkedFire]

yeah, that is supposidly true.

 

[RockGuitarDude]

What? I know what the ratio means but how do you actually change this on a mother board?