so i have a applebred 1.6 at home, how to unlocked?

dannybin1742

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are they unlocked, or can they be unlocked?

i ask this, cause i can run it stable at 1.3V, so it must have some headroom at 1.5V
 

Yanagi

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pardon my ignorance but whats the thorton? Mix between thouroghsbred and Barton? Kind of sounds like that to me.. oh well :)
 

dannybin1742

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is the .13 duron, chances are the cache didn't work in a barton or thoroughbred so they badged it as a thorton (128kb l2 cache)

its very fast for a $38 processor
 

AWhackWhiteBoy

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locked. it has 256k of on die cache activated but you can mod it to have 512k. its basically a first gen barton but it has slightly different pipelines. consider it a first revision barton :)

ts not a duron. it was made for athlon xp 2000-2400+
 

MDE

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Originally posted by: dannybin1742
i'm sorry, its an applebred, my mistake
If it was made after about week 36 of last year, it's probably locked. I got one up to about 2.4GHz on 1.8V and crappy cooling (stock AMD cooler from an old XP 2000+ and a slightly quieter, more powerful fan).
 

Budman

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Yes they overclock very well,I got one here in my little server box that does 2ghz on default voltage 1.5v.

easy OC , just up the fsb from 133 to 166. ;)
 

Budman

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Originally posted by: dannybin1742
looks like just a bridge needs to be connected to activate all the cache

it's a lot smaller & harder than it looks,I tried on mine but I could not enable the extra cache.
 

dannybin1742

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ok so its not unlocked, there were multiplyer adjustments in the bios, i switched it lower, and the computer didn't like it and still botted at 1600mhz

is there a way to unlock these? i know on my other xp, i filled in the pits on the L2? bridges (can't remeber, my barton i have now is unlocked) or is there a cheap adapter that will let me do this, i remeber a while back that tomshardware reviews an axp unocking socket.