What processor do I have?

Computer Forum CPU, Motherboards and Memory
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Ok the short story is that I ordered a processor online and was hoping to get
an AMD Athlon 3000+ Venice 939. Right here —> http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80699-5

The day it arrives I open the box and look at a sticker on the box and it says that it’s a 3200+. I open up the box and there is a heat sink and fan where the one I supposedly ordered has none. And the SKU number (the one on the processor, I thinks that’s the SKU number :smiley: ) Doesn’t match! But the invoice says I got what I ordered.

ADA3200DAA4BP is the number that is no the processor I received. I don’t want to jump to conclusions but did they just ship me a better processor?

I have tried searching on the net but I am getting conflicting stories about what processor I have. Can anyone help me out?

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Right first things first download [google]CPU-Z[/google] and tell us the model, speed and codename of the CPU as well as whether its a 90nm CPU. From there we should be able to make a decision.

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[QUOTE=Addis]
Right first things first download [google]CPU-Z[/google] and tell us the model, speed and codename of the CPU as well as whether its a 90nm CPU. From there we should be able to make a decision.
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How do I download it?
The processor is not installed and still in the box…I haven’t gotten the rest of the computer ordered yet. And I’m currently on a Mac… :smiley:

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OK can you post the code that is printed on the CPU itself?
http://www.fcenter.ru/img/article/CPU/Athlon_64_3800/60938.jpg
its the code starting with ADA.

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[QUOTE=Addis]
OK can you post the code that is printed on the CPU itself?
http://www.fcenter.ru/img/article/CPU/Athlon_64_3800/60938.jpg
its the code starting with ADA.
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Ok… the code on the processor is… ADA3200DAA4BP

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Ahh, well it won’t work withough the CPU installed, well I think from the looks of things you may have got a better CPU, you ordered a 3000+ OEM and got a 3200+ Retail, honestly it can’t be bad can it! Although from that link you ordered a 3000+ Retail so would have got a heatsink with that.
Here’s a google search of that CPU SKU number, looks like you got yourself a 3200+!
:good:

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I was actually checking that they’re the same cores. A Venice is better than a Winchester. But yea it seems they’re the same core. Stick with it.

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Sounds like you got lucky, just make sure they didn’t bill you the price of a 3200.

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[QUOTE=StimpE]
Sounds like you got lucky, just make sure they didn’t bill you the price of a 3200.
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No they didn’t bill me full price. The invoice even says a 3000+ and my bank statement matches
the invoice :smiley:

[QUOTE=Addis]
I was actually checking that they’re the same cores. A Venice is better than a Winchester. But yea it seems they’re the same core. Stick with it.
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How do I figure out if it’s a Winchester or Venice?
Is it just the heatsink and fan that is jacking up the price of the Winchester?
I just want to know how much $$$ I saved on this little mistake.

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80701-2 (W)

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80701-5 (V)

The one thing that weirds me out is I can’t find my particular processor listed on zipmzoomfly’s website. None of their AMD 3200’s have my SKU# :cramp:

Anywho thanks for all the help from everyone.

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zipzoomfly never loads for me for some reason. Always down?

From the codes its hard to tell what core it is, so best of just trying it. Even so a 3200 is better than 3000 so you got lucky.