Q: I recently bought a retail CPU from Newegg, and someone said there was a chance to retail versions I might not be the core I just buy it. Is there any way to verify the core got before I installed?
Here is what it says about the CPU: Athlon
AMD 64
ADA3500DAA4BP
LBBLE 0519FPFW
Z700534E53089
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Re:Thanks guy.
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OMG am i totally dumb or what .. i should really stop skimming through posts .. didnt realise that you had posted your stepping in the original post … 
ADA3500DAA4BP the BP means that it is a Venice, and the AA4 IIRC means 512k L2 cache
also 0519FFPW means a week/year build of the 19 week of 05 (2005)
and LBBLE cant quite remember this one think it means REV-E (Revision E on the K8 architecture)
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Re:This what it says on the CPU:
AMD Athlon 64
ADA3500DAA4BP
LBBLE 0519FPFW
Z700534E53089
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.. i assumed that you had already installed you CPU, but after re-reading i see you have not .. like i said reply with teh steepings (the information on top of the processor)14 Minute Retail Business Startup Guide
Re:Dredd2929, I just looked up the numbers, your CPU seems to be a Venice.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16819103532, ADA3500DAA4BP is the model number for that CPU.
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Re:What's a QFT?
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Re:read previous EDITED post ^^^^^^
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Re:True, but that would involve installing the processor first
I'm guessing from the responses that there is no way to tell which core my CPU is before installing it. I guess I'll have to just give it a whirl and see.
If my assumption is incorrect, please correct me.
Thanks all for your responses.
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
Originally posted by: guy
CPU-Z (http://www.cpuid.org/download/cpu-z-129.zip) will tell you what's in your system.
thats one big QFT, assuming you have already installed the CPU… ??
EDIT just re-read "before i install it" .. on the top of the CPU you will see loads of writing numbers letters etc, post exactly what it states on the CPU and I and others will be able to tell you what core you have
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Re:Originally posted by: guy
CPU-Z (http://www.cpuid.org/download/cpu-z-129.zip) will tell you what's in your system.
Re:CPU-Z (http://www.cpuid.org/download/cpu-z-129.zip) will tell you what's in your system.
Re:The thing is that it doesn't say Venice anywhere on the box, unless I'm not looking in the right place. Where would it say it?
J. J.
Re:If it comes in a Venice box, it should be a Venice. Never heard anything about core mix-ups or deceptions.
EDIT : It's the OEM ones you gotta watch out for.
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