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Are Axia only found in 1.0 and 1.33 Ghz Cpu??

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SaiyanGoku

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Just wondering are axia only found in 1.0 and 1.33 Ghz Cpu??
I'm planning to buy one and i was thinking which speed with give me a best chance to land a axia cpu??
 
If i'm correct, all amd t-birds above 1.2? are AXIA coding.. finding the 200 FSB 1 ghz AXIA is hard... however atacom.com and other resellers have the 266 FSB 1 ghz with the AXIA coding...
 
>If i'm correct, all amd t-birds above 1.2? are AXIA coding.. finding the 200 >FSB 1 ghz AXIA is hard...

Not true, I just walked into Frys, asked for 2 1 gig chips (thinking I would have to fish a little bit to find an axia) and to my suprise both were axia. At the same time (we planned this 'fishing' stratergy out before hand), my friend goes up and also askes for 2 gigs(ensuring we would each have a chance to look at different chips), and also both turn out to be axia. So 4 out of 4.

For some reason no one seems to know all they make now are axia, but so far I have not heard anyone buy a 1 gig processor recently that was not... judging from the posts.
 
ALL T-Birds above 1.2GHz are AXIA stepping. There are AXIA stepping T-Birds from 1GHz straightup to the 1.33GHz Athlon.
 
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