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X2 3800+ Overclocking

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estew33

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Hello,
I have a question maybe one of the pro's can answer.
Which X2 3800+ ( Manchester or Toledo core ) will make the better overclocker
Thanks for your help!
Ed
 
is that right 😕 i thought the 3800+ was a Manchester core, and the 4200+ and the 4600+ were both Toledo cores, with half the cache disabled due to the yields.
 
Originally posted by: estew33
Hello,
I have a question maybe one of the pro's can answer.
Which X2 3800+ ( Manchester or Toledo core ) will make the better overclocker
Thanks for your help!
Ed
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I would guess the manchester, but it probably doesnt make a difference.
 
iv seen some very good OC's on the toledo cores (now that u mention they exist, i checked em out) here on anand....some were hitting 2.7...thats nothing to sneeze at!
 
This is definitely up for debate. The Toledo cores are new, and I've seen some extremely impressive OC's on them. On the other hand, I've also seen great OC's on the Manchesters. I don't think there is enough evidence either way to proclaim the "better core" yet. Either way though, at this point, it doesn't look like you can go wrong with either.
 
4200+ & 4600+ = Manchester
4400+ & 4800+ = Toledo
3800+ = Manchester OR Toledo (check your stepping)

I would say get the Toledo core. They have a smaller die, probably higher OC capabilities.
 
Originally posted by: Bona Fide
4200+ & 4600+ = Manchester
4400+ & 4800+ = Toledo
3800+ = Manchester OR Toledo (check your stepping)

I would say get the Toledo core. They have a smaller die, probably higher OC capabilities.
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I believe that the Toledo has a larger die due to the extra 512K cache.. I could be wrong though.
 
Originally posted by: Bona Fide
4200+ & 4600+ = Manchester
4400+ & 4800+ = Toledo
3800+ = Manchester OR Toledo (check your stepping)

I would say get the Toledo core. They have a smaller die, probably higher OC capabilities.
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They have a larger die but it truly doesnt matter since the disabled cache should use close to no power.
 
Ordered a 3800+ from TankGuys which is a Toledo core with half the L2 disabled.

I'll let you know how it overclocks.
 
Originally posted by: Bona Fide
4200+ & 4600+ = Manchester
4400+ & 4800+ = Toledo
3800+ = Manchester OR Toledo (check your stepping)

I would say get the Toledo core. They have a smaller die, probably higher OC capabilities.
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OK, so what are the steppings of each ??
 
I believe the real 512KB Cache is 'BV' and the 1MB Cache with 512KB of it disabled is 'CD'. Or is it the other way around??? I don't know 🙂



Jason
 
Originally posted by: formulav8
I believe the real 512KB Cache is 'BV' and the 1MB Cache with 512KB of it disabled is 'CD'. Or is it the other way around??? I don't know 🙂



Jason
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You've got it exactly right! It's confusing I know... it was a pain trying to figure out which was which 🙂
 
Does the X2 3800 from tankguys come with a fan and heatsink? I'm about to buy it, and if it does I'll get it from tankguys instead of newegg, seeing as its about $25 cheaper and I want the Toledo core.
 
Originally posted by: JD50
Does the X2 3800 from tankguys come with a fan and heatsink? I'm about to buy it, and if it does I'll get it from tankguys instead of newegg, seeing as its about $25 cheaper and I want the Toledo core.
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E-Wiz (ewiz.com) has the Toledo core Retail for 360.95 shipped
 
Originally posted by: JD50
Does the X2 3800 from tankguys come with a fan and heatsink? I'm about to buy it, and if it does I'll get it from tankguys instead of newegg, seeing as its about $25 cheaper and I want the Toledo core.
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Yes, it is the Toledo core, and is the retail boxed, with heatsink, a fan, and a 3 year warranty.

 
Originally posted by: JD50
Does the X2 3800 from tankguys come with a fan and heatsink? I'm about to buy it, and if it does I'll get it from tankguys instead of newegg, seeing as its about $25 cheaper and I want the Toledo core.
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Actually to be fair, its $15 cheaper, as newegg shipping is free, and tankguys is $10. It IS still cheaper, and they can;t give these away, so I understand they have to charge for shipping.
 
Originally posted by: Markfw900
Originally posted by: JD50
Does the X2 3800 from tankguys come with a fan and heatsink? I'm about to buy it, and if it does I'll get it from tankguys instead of newegg, seeing as its about $25 cheaper and I want the Toledo core.
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Actually to be fair, its $15 cheaper, as newegg shipping is free, and tankguys is $10. It IS still cheaper, and they can;t give these away, so I understand they have to charge for shipping.
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Yep, we charge exact shpping costs; no markup on that.

And actually, our cost to buy the X2's in the first place was $350.31, so we are selling them below cost. When you also factor in credit card processing and ad fees, we're losing ~$12 each. But, it's the only way we can try and steal some market share from the big guys 🙂

 
Question still wasnt answered tho 😵 which one has a more stable overclocking ability?
 
The manchesters with less cache are supposed to oc higher from what ive heard. OF course, theres bound to be revisions of each cpu lines along the way, which always changes things a bit. Who knows, buy both and test. 😛
 
my toledo is running 2.8ghz at 1.43v right now. 😀 someone with manchester please reply to how fast ur running.
 
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