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Toledo or Manchester?

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Lifer
Sorry to ask what I'm guessing has been asked many times before, but I'm getting ready to head off to work, and I don't have time to search. I hope to order when I get to work.

I'm going to pick up an X2 3800+, and I read here somewhere yesterday about which is the better to get for overclocking. Only problem is, I can't remember which was recommended!! Is there one core that is better than the other?

Sorry, and thanks!
 
The 3800+ is a Manchester. It does not come in a Toledo version. For that you have to bump up to the 4400+ and spend more money. AMD has put a very good memory controller in these chips, so the diffrence in performance between the two cores is not that significant. I believe it is around 2 to 7%. The 3800+ has the best potential for OCing.

PKing
 
Originally posted by: PKing1977
The 3800+ is a Manchester. It does not come in a Toledo version. For that you have to bump up to the 4400+ and spend more money. AMD has put a very good memory controller in these chips, so the diffrence in performance between the two cores is not that significant. I believe it is around 2 to 7%. The 3800+ has the best potential for OCing.

PKing
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the 3800+ does come in both the Manchester and Toledo flavour .. the Toledo version just has half of the level 2 cache disabled.

the retail box codes are as follows

3800+ Mancheter - ADA3800BVBOX

3800+ Toledo - ADA3800CDBOX

i think people are seeing better OC's with the toledo core version at the moment .. but dont quote me on that
 
Originally posted by: RichUK
i think people are seeing better OC's with the toledo core version at the moment .. but dont quote me on that
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DOH! Too late 😉. If I remember correctly, this is what I've heard as well. And thanks a ton for the codes, that helps tremendously.
 
Originally posted by: blurredvision
Originally posted by: RichUK
i think people are seeing better OC's with the toledo core version at the moment .. but dont quote me on that
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DOH! Too late 😉. If I remember correctly, this is what I've heard as well. And thanks a ton for the codes, that helps tremendously.
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As far as i know you won't find a etailer that will guarantee you will get a toledo core. Ewiz was for a short time but they aren't anymore. A lot of etailers are listing the manchester revision but when you actually get the cpu its a toledo. I know a lot of people getting thier cpu from zzf are getting toledo cores and they are one of the cheapest currently for the cpu.
 
I've gone through 2 Manchesters and 2 Toledos.
Both Manchester and Toledo topped around 2600mhz on air, but one of the Toledos that I currently keeping requires 1.39v to run at 2600mhz stable below 50C full load.
So, from my limited experience, Toledo overclocks better.
 
Originally posted by: Link
I've gone through 2 Manchesters and 2 Toledos.
Both Manchester and Toledo topped around 2600mhz on air, but one of the Toledos that I currently keeping requires 1.39v to run at 2600mhz stable below 50C full load.
So, from my limited experience, Toledo overclocks better.
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tell us about you experiences with the Manchester core, im interested to know ??

As soon the Toledo cores is not going to be in circulation anymore .. and when I want to purchase the 3800+ X2 whenever that is, I will most likely be a Manchester core, and I want to know that sort of overclocks one can expect.
 
I got a X2 3800+ toledo core, it could reach 2.6ghz after burning in for a day or two, but I need high vcore for that to happen. Currently running 2.6ghz at 1.6vcore. 50 celsius full load.
 
I'm confused!!
If for single core cpu e6= bad o/c
and e4= good oc, then why would 2 e6's on dc be better than the manchester version?
 
Originally posted by: MiranoPoncho
I'm confused!!
If for single core cpu e6= bad o/c
and e4= good oc, then why would 2 e6's on dc be better than the manchester version?
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I think you have it backwards
The toledo is basically 2 san diego E4 cores, the manchesters are basically two venice cores , I believe they are the E6
 
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