Umm, So what P4 do I have?

[arkus]

Ok, this is my first post in the overclocking forums, I'm a complete n00b to overclocking!!! So I read the P4 o/c guide.... but how do I know what type of P4 I have? I've used Intel's Processor ID Util and WCPUID, but I don't know how to determine whether my P4 is an 'A,B or C' from it.

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Intel(R) Processor Frequency ID Utility
Version: 6.0.20031031
Time Stamp: 2004/04/15 09:20:50
Number of processors in system: 1
Current processor: #1
Processor Name: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.66GHz
Type: 0
Family: F
Model: 2
Stepping: 9
Revision: 14
L1 Trace Cache: 12 Kµops
L1 Data Cache: 8 KB
L2 Cache: 512 KB
Packaging: FC-PGA2
MMX(TM): Yes
SIMD: Yes
SIMD2: Yes
NetBurst(TM) Microarchitecture: Yes
Expected Processor Frequency: 2.66 GHz
Reported Processor Frequency: 2.66 GHz
Expected System Bus Frequency: 533 MHz
Reported System Bus Frequency: 533 MHz
*************************************************************




[ WCPUID Version 3.1a (c) 1996-2002 By H.Oda! ]

Processor #1 : Intel Pentium 4 / 57F9B7E7
Platform : Socket478 (mPGA478 Socket)
Vendor String : GenuineIntel
CPU Type : Original OEM Processor (0)
Family : 15 (0)
Model : 2 (0)
Stepping ID : 9 (-)
Brand : 9
APIC : 0
HT Log.CPU Cnt : ----
Name String : Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.66GHz

Internal Clock : 2672.72 MHz
System Bus : 534.54 MHz QDR
System Clock : 133.64 MHz
Multiplier : 20.0

L1 I-Cache : ----
L1 D-Cache : 8K Byte
L1 T-Cache : 12K uOps
L1 Cache : ----
L2 Cache : 512K Byte
L2 Speed : 2672.72 MHz (Full)

MMX Unit : Supported
SSE Unit : Supported
SSE2 Unit : Supported
MMX2 Unit : Not Supported
3DNow! Unit : Not Supported
3DNow!+ Unit : Not Supported

Host Bridge : 8086:2570.02 [$Intel Chipset]
VGA Device : 1002:4E44.00 [ATI RADEON 9700/9500 Series]
Memory Size : 512M Byte
Memory Clock : ----

OS Version : Windows XP Version 5.01.2600 Service Pack 1
-------------- : -----------------------------------
StdFunc 0 : 00000002 756E6547 6C65746E 49656E69
StdFunc 1 : 00000F29 00010809 00004400 BFEBFBFF
StdFunc 2 : 665B5101 00000000 00000000 007B7040
ExtFunc 0 : 80000004 00000000 00000000 00000000
ExtFunc 1 : 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
ExtFunc 2 : 20202020 20202020 20202020 6E492020
ExtFunc 3 : 286C6574 50202952 69746E65 52286D75
ExtFunc 4 : 20342029 20555043 36362E32 007A4847
00000017h : 000A0000 00000000 00000000 00000000
0000001Bh : 00000000 FEE00900 00000000 00000000
0000002Bh : 00000000 0000008E 00000000 00000000
0000002Ch : 00000000 14110014 00000000 00000000
000001A0h : 00000000 00000089 00000000 00000000

##--- Date 04/15/2004, Time 10:19:09



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[B_Man]

Whish I had more on hands experiance with intel's but all I could suggest would be to say to read whats on the cpu its self.It would probably mean removing the heatsink/fan,that is if intel like amd, put info printed on it.Make sence?

 

[StarScre4m]

2.66b

 

[scottchen]

It's the 2.66B as somebody alrdy said, and with stock cooling, you should reach the 3ghz mark without any problems.

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[Crashman]

All that garbage you posted is unneeded by anyone since all 2.66's were "b".

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[arkus]

Thanks for the info all.

Do Intel have a reference list somewhere for this, or is there a way to determine which CPU is which type? I've also got another P4 (2.4) y'see.

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[Crashman]

2.66 was easy, it's an even multiple of 133. 2.4 is harder, it's an even multiple of 100, 133, and 200. In fact there are all 3 versions available at that speed, 2.4A, 2.4B, 2.4C. Your handy tool would tell you what bus speed you have.

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