F fatbaby Banned May 7, 2001 6,427 1 0 Feb 24, 2002 #1 Say i am getting it oem and all the ad (fry's) says is a p4 1.6, is there any way i can tell (by looking at it) if it is a 1.6a? Did a search, found nuttin
Say i am getting it oem and all the ad (fry's) says is a p4 1.6, is there any way i can tell (by looking at it) if it is a 1.6a? Did a search, found nuttin
J John Moderator Emeritus<br>Elite Member Oct 9, 1999 33,944 4 81 Feb 24, 2002 #2 Look at the chip markings.
J jonmcc33 Banned Feb 24, 2002 1,504 0 0 Feb 24, 2002 #3 Yeah, the Northwood has a big metal shim over it with a small pinhole. You can't see the core at all. All you see is this: http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/cpu/intel/pentium4/2.2G/northwood.jpg Here's another pic, from left to right it's the Socket 423 P4, Xeon, and the Northwood P4. http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/cpu/intel/pentium4/2.0G/cpusfront.jpg
Yeah, the Northwood has a big metal shim over it with a small pinhole. You can't see the core at all. All you see is this: http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/cpu/intel/pentium4/2.2G/northwood.jpg Here's another pic, from left to right it's the Socket 423 P4, Xeon, and the Northwood P4. http://images.anandtech.com/reviews/cpu/intel/pentium4/2.0G/cpusfront.jpg
F fatbaby Banned May 7, 2001 6,427 1 0 Feb 24, 2002 #4 << Look at the chip markings. >> EDIT: NM So a northwood has a hole right?
R RaynorWolfcastle Diamond Member Feb 8, 2001 8,968 16 81 Feb 24, 2002 #5 look at the chip and make sure it says 1.6A as in the picture John linked to. -Ice