Saw this bit in the nForce motherboard roundup:
"Therefore, all you have to do is install your multiplier-locked Athlon XP CPU into your nForce2 motherboard and voila; you can adjust all the available multipliers to your heart's content. However, make sure you purchase the right type of Athlon XP; only Thoroughbred-B processors have this capability on nForce2 motherboards. You cannot change the multiplier of a locked Palomino or Thoroughbred-A processor in any of the six nForce2 motherboards being reviewed today."
Anyone know how to tell the diff. between A and B? I've got an Athlon XP 1600+ that was bought right around the time they were $100 (so they had been out for a while, but it was still a relatively long time ago).
"Therefore, all you have to do is install your multiplier-locked Athlon XP CPU into your nForce2 motherboard and voila; you can adjust all the available multipliers to your heart's content. However, make sure you purchase the right type of Athlon XP; only Thoroughbred-B processors have this capability on nForce2 motherboards. You cannot change the multiplier of a locked Palomino or Thoroughbred-A processor in any of the six nForce2 motherboards being reviewed today."
Anyone know how to tell the diff. between A and B? I've got an Athlon XP 1600+ that was bought right around the time they were $100 (so they had been out for a while, but it was still a relatively long time ago).
