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Is my A64 CG or C0?

G

Goi

Diamond Member
Hi,
I recently bought an A64 3200+ newcastle core, and from my research it should be a CG core. The exact numbering on the CPU core are as follows : ADA3200AEP4AX

From what I've read, the '4' means Newcastle and the "AX" rather than "AP" means CG rather than C0 core, right? However, when I run CPU-Z 1.21, under Model, it says "C" and under Stepping it says "0", doesn't this read C0?

Kinda confused. I saw a site recently explaining what each character of the CPU core numbering means, but I lost the page. Does anyone know what stepping my A64 is, or can anyone provide a link to any CPU stepping identification site?

Thanks.
 
Nevermind, I downloaded a new version(1.23) and now there's a field that says "revision" and mine says DH7-CG. I'm guessing that means I have a CG core?

Still would like a link to that site though, if anyone knows what I'm talking about.

Thanks.
 
Originally posted by: PorBleemo
FYI, all Newcastle cores are CG. It just varies with the Clawhammers.
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Technically you are correct. But there are CO's with 512mb cache. They are Clawhammers with disabled cache. I have a 3000+ CO.

Anyone know where to get a CG other than NewEgg? I live in CA and don't want to pay the sales tax.
 
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