M MaxSiren Senior member Feb 19, 2001 355 0 0 Oct 17, 2001 #1 I just read on OCWorkbench that AMD is recalling all of it's XP cpus distributed to the retail chain. What's that all about?
I just read on OCWorkbench that AMD is recalling all of it's XP cpus distributed to the retail chain. What's that all about?
I IsOs Diamond Member Oct 9, 1999 4,475 0 76 Oct 17, 2001 #2 AMD made a mistake on the early batch of the XP cpus enabling them on SMP system thus competing directly with their other new product, the Athlon MP.
AMD made a mistake on the early batch of the XP cpus enabling them on SMP system thus competing directly with their other new product, the Athlon MP.
D Diogenes2 Platinum Member Jul 26, 2001 2,151 0 0 Oct 17, 2001 #3 It is probably the multiplier (locked/unlocked) issue.. not SMP.. The link says 'the reason for the recall is not given'.. SMP issue explained..
It is probably the multiplier (locked/unlocked) issue.. not SMP.. The link says 'the reason for the recall is not given'.. SMP issue explained..
S SpotDancer Senior member Jul 11, 2001 877 0 0 Oct 17, 2001 #4 If I understand it correctly, these recalls are only happening in Taiwan.
R Rand Lifer Oct 11, 1999 11,071 1 81 Oct 17, 2001 #6 << still begs the question on why the recall! >> Linky: No recall. False rumour.
S Swanny Diamond Member Mar 29, 2001 7,456 0 76 Oct 17, 2001 #8 Nope, there's no recall. Neither SMP nor locked/unlocked multipliers would be good reasons to recall a CPU anyway.
Nope, there's no recall. Neither SMP nor locked/unlocked multipliers would be good reasons to recall a CPU anyway.