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CPU not recognized, any way to fix it?

Fenixgoon

Lifer
I just bought an AMD sempron 2300+ socket A, installed it and it works. However, my computer recognizes it as some form of an Athlon XP rather than a sempron. motherboard is an AOpen AK75 with latest bios. It works, but i want it to say "sempron"!:|
 
The new Semprons *are* AthlonXPs, but with part of the cache disabled (I think).

A new BIOS might fix your motherboard so it displays it "correctly". However, this is absolutely irrelevant in terms of anything else. So don't worry about it.

Edit: I didn't see that you already had the latest BIOS. Really, it doesn't matter in the least.
 
it's doesnt matter,it will not inder the chip's performance in any way.

Like Matthias99 said the new sempron are basicaly Tbreds so the Aopen board is actualy right. 😉
 
Originally posted by: Matthias99
The new Semprons *are* AthlonXPs, but with part of the cache disabled (I think).

Thought wrong. 😉

A Sempron IS an Athlon XP. Period.

They changed the name because they want the focus of the Athlon brand to be on the 64-bit processors. AMD felt the differentiation between the 32-bit XP version and the 64-pin versions were too much for the stupid, average consumer to digest.
 
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