How to tell difference X2 4400+ 110w vs 89w?

[vvume]

I just discovered that there are two variations of the X2 4400+ - a 110w part and a newer 89w part. How can I tell the difference using Cpu-Z or using some other software means on an existing installation?

 

[hclarkjr]

this should answer your question for you

 

[vvume]

I took a look at that link before I posted this question. The problem is that both Open PIB part numbers are the same: ADA4400CDBOX - there doesn't seem to be any other information that can distinguish the cpus. The only difference is in the OPN (Tray) - I don't know what this means - where the 110w model is ADA4400DAA6CD and the 89w model is ADV4400DAA6CD. I bought the Process-In-Box (PIB) in mid-Jan'06 through Dell.

 

[stevty2889]

They both have the same box code, and both have the E6 stepping, so basicly I don't think there is any way for you to tell the differance.

 

[KBTuning]

what temp do they run.... im guessing thats the only way to tell unless someone finds out the Steppings of the new 89w chips...

 

[vvume]

I overclocked it right from start: 2200MHz -> 2651MHz. Under overclock conditions it hovers around 34 idle and 42C Full load. I use a venus 12 cooler and run the variable speed fan at around 3500rpm which is closer to the lower end of its speed. Should this mean that it is a 89w part?

 

[formulav8]

Are the 89w chips a new strand of silicon or something that just been released?



Jason

 

[TrevorRC]

Multiply how many volts you run through it by 80Amps.
Then you get your wattage

 

[HO]

ADV4400DAA6CD will be stamped on the 89W unit, ADA4400DAA6CD on the 110.

 

[Bull Dog]

The 110w unit IIRC is rates for up to 72 deg C and the 89w one was rated for up to 65 deg C. That was the only difference I could find.

 

[openwheelformula1]

http://forums.silentpcreview.com/viewtopic.php?t=28920

 

[Synomenon]

Originally posted by: Bull Dog
The 110w unit IIRC is rates for up to 72 deg C and the 89w one was rated for up to 65 deg C. That was the only difference I could find.

The 110w unit's temps. are 49-65°C

The 89w unit's temps. are 49-71°C

So the 89w unit's max temp. is higher. That's the only difference I see besides their thermal power.

http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop...px?opn=ADA4400DAA6CD&opn=ADV4400DAA6CD


Oh and in case anyone wants to know, the model Newegg is selling is the 110w model.

 

[djnsmith7]

Originally posted by: IsLNdbOi

Originally posted by: Bull Dog
The 110w unit IIRC is rates for up to 72 deg C and the 89w one was rated for up to 65 deg C. That was the only difference I could find.

The 110w unit's temps. are 49-65°C

The 89w unit's temps. are 49-71°C

So the 89w unit's max temp. is higher. That's the only difference I see besides their thermal power.

http://www.amdcompare.com/us-en/desktop...px?opn=ADA4400DAA6CD&opn=ADV4400DAA6CD


Oh and in case anyone wants to know, the model Newegg is selling is the 110w model.

Same with Fry's...Picked up mine last night...