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RB>> I want to buy an AMD5x86tm-P75...AMD-5-133ADZ CPU RB>> It must be 133ADZ & not marked as 133ADW RS> Whats the story here ? I have tested the ADW chip on different motherboards and they fall over at 160Mhz under Warp3 they boot and come up with the OS/2 logo and they a trap error (internal error#####). Under Win95 or Dos you get strange things happen, like one motherboard (SiS chipset) would not activate Comm1 even thought there was a mouse and the correct driver and the Bios reconized the port. One other Sis board came up with a blank screen until you unplugged the keyboard plug, then It would boot and light up until it got to the no keyboard present error message and as you had no keyboard , you were stuffed. Another M/B (UMC chipset) let me boot Win95 and go right into it, even though the key board was dead. Yet another UMC told me that I had an FDD and HDD controller failure. I blamed cheap motherboards. Then I used an ADZ chip Not one bloody problem. Purrs like a kitten at 160Mhz. Has done so for 24hrs a day on a BBS machine with Warp3/Max3.01 for 10 days so far. Whats more the fan and heatsink are not even solidly attached, they are just sitting, resting on top and the chip seems fairly cold most of the time. The centre of the chip can get quite hot some days though. All the newer chips are ADW. the stock from up to a month ago was ADZ chips. World wide talk on the internet confirms my testing. And AMD cant be that stupid that they don't know about all this overclocking. I am sure that they have nobbled the ADW chip so that they can bring out a 160Mhz chip for more money, soon I did not need more CPU's (re Advert) I just wanted to get hold of more chips and stock them up if I could, as they are hard to get now. Russell --- Terminate 4.00/Pro* Origin: Data Deleters Inc, (3:640/305.55) SEEN-BY: 640/305 450 711/934 712/610 @PATH: 640/305 711/934 |
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