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Crazy_Eddy · 03-12-2005, 02:32 PM

You can recognise the Venice core by looking at the Heatspreader on the processor - look for the ending DAA4BP for E3 Venice or DAA4BW for the E6 Venice . The heatspreader is easily visible through the AMD Processor box window. Have attached a pic for you to understand what I mean:

San-Diego is the E4 stepping. It exists on the 3700+ and 4000+ models. You dont get it in the lower end 3000+/3200+ models.
E6 stepping is just an enhanced/tweaked version of the E3 core.

03-12-2005, 02:32 PM	#18 (permalink)
Crazy_Eddy Right Off the Assembly Line Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 49	You can recognise the Venice core by looking at the Heatspreader on the processor - look for the ending DAA4BP for E3 Venice or DAA4BW for the E6 Venice . The heatspreader is easily visible through the AMD Processor box window. Have attached a pic for you to understand what I mean: San-Diego is the E4 stepping. It exists on the 3700+ and 4000+ models. You dont get it in the lower end 3000+/3200+ models. E6 stepping is just an enhanced/tweaked version of the E3 core. __________________ 'Yahoo Messenger Rig' A64 X2 \| DFI nF4 \| 2 x 1GB \| XP-90 \| Seventeam ST-550P Greetings Time Travellers from 2012 (and beyond), this Sig from the year 2005 has been edited to stay in tune with the times.