Is there such thing as a manchester e6?

[nutxo]

I have an AMD x2 3800+ and cpuz identifies it as a manchester with a jh-e6 revision although it does report 90nm.

Is it a toledo or manchester?

 

[Furen]

It was a Toledo but got half it's cache disabled, so it became a Manchester. A Toledo is an X2 with 1MB cache, a Manchester is an X2 with 512K cache.

 

[nutxo]

Originally posted by: Furen
It was a Toledo but got half it's cache disabled, so it became a Manchester. A Toledo is an X2 with 1MB cache, a Manchester is an X2 with 512K cache.

So its considered a toledo core then?

 

[Furen]

It's an E6 Manchester. Manchester and Toledo are just names that AMD gives the X2s, so any X2 with 512K/core cache is a Manchester, and any X2 with 1MB/core cache is a Toledo. E6 means that the CPU was made with 1MB cache/core but that was cut in half for whatever reason.

EDIT: Some people call E6 X2 3800s Toledos (or cache-disabled Toledos) but I won't, since I'm a bit anal about using proper terms for things.

 

[n7]

It's a Toledo

E4 X2s = Manchester
E6 X2s = Toledo

Furen & i disagree on the terming

 

[theMan]

yes, its a toledo. its just got half the cache disabled.

 

[nutxo]

So I sold the thing as a toledo now Im told its a manchester..

 

[jiffylube1024]

Yeah I call them Toledo's as well. Toledos with half the cache disabled.

 

[Backinthedays]

Originally posted by: nutxo
So I sold the thing as a toledo now Im told its a manchester..

Im just going by what cpuz is telling me.