help with AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4400+ (Socket 939) OEM

Discussion in 'CPU, Motherboards and Memory' started by dameous, Jul 3, 2007.

  1. dameous

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    Hello there. Ive recently bought an AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4400+ (Socket 939) processor and want to install it. Unfortunately i have no spec with it so i am unsure has to what speed i need to set it at in BIOS or the jumper settings on the motherboard. By mobo is a Asus A8N-SLi Premium (Socket 939) PCI-Express. Thanks for any help anyone can offer.
     
  2. dameous

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    Ive just been searching around. Would i be right in thinking the X2 4400+ socket 939 is the toledo model with a clock rate of 2200 MHz? If so, would it be a matter of installing the chip and then entering BIOS and adjusting the clock speed to 2200 MHz?
     
  3. Sniper

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    yes its 2200Mhz, settings should be: bus speed 200, multiplier 11.
     
  4. dameous

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    Thanks. on a side note, would you say the X2 toledo 4400+ offered more performance over the AMD athlon 64 4000 san diego single core? On paper the the 4000 is faster and i was wondering if this would be a problem with gaming?
     
  5. rimmer

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    Definately, with AMD's clock speed usually doesn't mean much at all, with older intel products it did, not with newer core2s and the such.

    if however you were comparing a 3800+ X2 vs a 4000+ single core, the 4000+ would only be better for things programmed to only utilize the one core, but on the other hand, multi core is the way forward, and overall the 3800+ X2 is a better investment.
     
  6. dameous

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    So, do you feel the dual core X2 4400+ is better than the san diego 4000+ single core for my gaming needs?
     
  7. rimmer

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    YES Definitely, even in single core programs, not even mentioning how much you will benefit from multi CPU Utilising programs
     

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