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Hands
"Hands" are used to measure a horse's height. Here the four
processors are shown comparing the chips to each other. They have the
same "Hand" size as the previous versions of the K7 series as
they fit into the same very established Socket A Platform. The differences
being the core thicknesses and the substrate material.
Although the XP2600+, XP2700+, and the XP2800+ fit into the Socket A pin
alignment, they DO NOT run on just any Socket A chipset platform at their
full potential. A motherboard with 333MHz Front Side Bus (FSB) capabilities
is required! A motherboard with the KT266, KT333, and a few KT400 series
along with the Sis, older AMD and original NForce chipsets will not support
the 333 FSB. (Gigabyte's 7VRXP Rev 3.0 (KT333), ASUS A7V333 Rev 2.0 (KT333),
and MSI's KT3 Ultra 2 Rev 1.0A1 (KT333) are among a few of the older boards
that will support these CPUs. To be certain visit your manufacture's website
for compatibility information for these CPUs. A BIOS flash on all KT400
motherboards should fix incompatibilities.) Incompatible motherboards
may possibly support the memory at those speeds, but not the CPU bus speeds.
The CPU and memory do not have to be synchronous. Be certain your motherboard
has 333MHZ FSB support before ordering your new chip. You can avoid the
headache of trying to find out why your new XP2700 is booting up at 1350MHz
by checking first.
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- Athlon XP2400+
- 1.93GHz
- 128 KB L1 Cache Size
- 256 KB L2 Cache Size
- 266MHz FSB
- .13 Micron
- 1.65v
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- Athlon XP2600+
- 2.083GHz
- 128 KB L1 Cache
- 256 KB L2 Cache
- 333MHz FSB
- .13 Micron
- 1.65v
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- Athlon XP2700+
- 2.17GHz
- 128 KB L1 Cache
- 256 KB L2 Cache
- 333MHz FSB
- .13 Micron
- 1.65v
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- XP2800+
- 2.25GHz
- 128 KB L1 Cache
- 256 KB L2 Cache
- 333MHz FSB
- .13 Micron
- 1.65v
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System Configuration
- Asus A7N8X (NForce 2)
- Athlon XP2400+
- Athlon XP2600+
- Athlon XP2700+
- Athlon XP2800+
- Volcano 9
- 1024MB Corsair PC3500 cl2 (2x512)
- 60gb IBM 60GXP 7200RPM Hard Drive
- Radeon 9500Pro 128mb (6218)
- Onboard NIC
- Windows XP Home (SP1)
All of the systems listed above have been run at default specs. The
bus speeds had to be set in the bios, as well as the option for optimal
memory timings. The bios has many more options for tweaking and overclocking.
The memory timings used here were synchronous by default. The default
memory timings were on auto and run at 2-2-5 settings.
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| -CPU AMD
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| 2600+ and below | |
| 2700+ and above | |
| AMD MP | |
| Opteron | |
| Athlon 64 | |
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| P4/XE 2.4 & up | |
| P4/XE 2.2 & down | |
| Celeron | |
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| -Memory pc133 | |
-Hard Drive IDE
(60G and lower) | |
-Hard Drive IDE
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| -CD/DVD/CDRWs | |
| -nVidia video cards | |
| ATI video cards | |
| -LCD monitors: 15in | |
| -LCD monitors: 17in | |
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AMD Motherboards
XP:nForce2,VIA KT600
Opteron: nForce3, AMD8000
64: nForce3, AMD8000, K8T
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Intel Motherboards
Latest Chipset: 875P
w/Graphics: 865G
VIA: P4X
ATI: 9100 IGP
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