Newegg has some Foxconn mobos. They don't look much like PCCHIPS though.

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Weird...I'm leaning towards mistaken identity then...



MD

You never know though...PCChips fab makes boards for all kinds of OEM orders

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Hi Folks,
I too have been puzzled by the apparent discrepancy between what the Mobo says and what the System sees so I e-mailed PCChipsSupport at Miami re my M825G v.9.2C and this was their reply.

"Dear Customer.
Please find the Pro3100a+ from the list below and find the real speed of the CPU.


On-Board CPU CPU Speed FSB
AMD Athlon™/PRO 2100A+ 1100MHz 133 MHz FSB
AMD Athlon™ /PRO 2700A+ 1333MHz 133 MHz FSB
AMD Athlon™/PRO 3000A+ 1700MHz 133 MHz FSB
AMD Athlon™/PRO 3100A+ 2000MHz 133 MHz FSB
AMD Duron™/PRO 2100+ 1100MHz 100 MHz FSB

Best regards,

Tech Support Dept
PCCHIPSUSA R
Important Notice:
Unsuccessful BIOS flash may cause the system fails to boot up. PCCHIPS will not be responsible for any BIOS flash failure"

Note that they do quote the frequency categorically to be 2000MHz. despite the system showing 1.67Ghz. !!!
A long shot but coincidental. Is there a connection between processor clock and mains frequency?? I ask because UK 50Hz. is 16.666% lower than US 60Hz. !!!!
Sparky

looooooooooool wildbill you are not the only one who has this problem i have it to , when my system starts it shows me 3000a+ but my system tells me it s amd athlong 1800+ 1.53 ghz i already posted a topic as amd athlon 3000+ .

Sparky, darkx,

Run ANY of the programs listed below (ALL are free programs), to get all the pertinent details about what CPU you actually have in there, and what speed it's currently running at.
Make a note of the L2 cache, the multiplier, the 'System Clock', and particularly the Family, the Model, and the Stepping ID...
From that info, we can figure out exactly what it is you have, and what it should be running at...

WCPUID...
http://www.h-oda.com/' ">http://www.h-oda.com/

CBID... (Central Brain Identifier)
http://cbid.amdclub.ru/' ">http://cbid.amdclub.ru/

CPU-Z...
http://www.cpuid.com/' ">http://www.cpuid.com/

CrystalCPUID...
http://crystalmark.info/?lang=en' ">http://crystalmark.info/?lang=en

SysID...
http://home20.inet.tele.dk/sysid/' ">http://home20.inet.tele.dk/sysid/

In Sparky's case, a XP 2000 would be one of these four, and the Family, Model, Stepping ID tells you which one...

XP 2000+ . Thorton (L2 256KB ) 12.5x133MHz = 1667MHz, WCPUID = 6-10-0
XP 2000+ T-bred B (L2 256KB ) 12.5x133MHz = 1667MHz, WCPUID = 6-8-1
XP 2000+ T-bred A (L2 256KB ) 12.5x133MHz = 1667MHz, WCPUID = 6-8-0
XP 2000+ Palomino (L2 256KB ) 12.5x133MHz = 1667MHz, WCPUID = 6-6-2

Here is what we currently know about the 'processor naming conventions' that are used by Amptron, ECS, Mercury, Kobian, and PCChips, but ONLY for these 'Pro' BIOSs

Pro 1000+ = 750 MHz Duron Spitfire
Pro 1100+ = 800 MHz Duron Spitfire
Pro 1200+ = 850 MHz Duron Spitfire
Pro 1300+ = 900 MHz Duron Spitfire (Duron 950 on KrazyLoCo's M810LM Rev 7.1C)
Pro 1400+ = 950 MHz Duron Spitfire (Duron 950 on John's Amptron K7-810DLM4 v5.2C)
Pro 1500+ = 750 MHz Palomino Mobile (750 Mobile Palomino on M810DLU v7.5C)
Pro 1500+ = 850 MHz Duron Mobile (Angelica's 850 Morgan Mobile on K7SOM+ v7.5C)
Pro 1500+ = 1000 MHz Duron Morgan
Pro 1600+ = 1100 MHz Duron Morgan (Duron 1200 also reported)
Pro 1800+ = 1200 MHz Duron Morgan
Pro 1000+ = 750 MHz Duron Mobile (on M810DLU v7.5c)
Pro 2000+ = 1300MHz Duron Morgan
Pro 2000+ = 950 Palomino Mobile (Flo's 950 Mobile Palomino on M810D )
Pro 2100+ = 1100 MHz Duron Morgan
Pro2100A+ = 1100 MHz Athlon?
Pro 2200+ = 850 Duron Mobile (new kid on blocks' Mercury 740cfdmx )
Pro 2200+ = 1200 MHz Duron Morgan (M825G v9.2C)
Pro 2200+ = 1200 MHz Athlon (Amptron K7- 810GLM2+ )
Pro 2300+ = 1400 MHz Duron Applebred (M825LU V7.2C)
Pro 2500+ = 1600 MHz Duron Applebred (M825LU V7.2C)
Pro 2600+ = 1200 T-bred Mobile (Kelly's PCChips M825LU)
Pro 2700+ = 1500+ Palomino
Pro2700A+ = 1333 MHz Athlon (M825G v9.2C)
Pro 2800+ = 1600 MHz Duron Applebred (M825G v9.2C)
Pro 2800+ = 1800 MHz Duron Applebred (M825LU V7.2C)
Pro 2900+ = 1800+ Palomino
Pro 3000+ = 1700+ T-bred 'A' Mobile (wildbill's PCChips M825LU V 7.2C)
Pro3100+A = 2000 Unknown (on Ginny's PCChips M825LU)
Pro3100+A = 2000 Unknown (Amptron K7- 825GLM31+ v7.2C )
Pro3100+A = 2000 T-bred 'A' (on brybaldwin's ECS L7VMM3 v1.0C )
Pro3200+A = 2000 Unknown http://www.pc-euro.com/produit.php?PFID=11#17' ">http://www.pc-euro.com/produit.php?PFID=11#17
Pro3200A+ = 2400+ T-bred 'B' (yo kousuke's ECS L7VMM3),
Pro 3600+ = 1800 MHz Duron (Mercury Model KOB KM266FDMx-L )

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Here is my new PCChips M848A' ">http://img.photobucket.com/alb...2_T-2-3-3-6-2_M848.jpg v2.1, with a 1700+ @ 2411 MHz, and my trusty old PCChips M810L' ">http://members.lycos.co.uk/mmm...00MHz_Sandra_tests.jpg v7.1A, with a Barton 2500+ @ over 3500+. Some of my fancy cars are on this pag

hey, what do ya know...i have the same problem!
i have a 3400+ Pro acting as a +2600 1.8 ghz annnnd it came with a PCChips K7 FSB333 mobo bundle!

wow...aren't we all the lucky ones! This has certainly been interesting reading material.

Hi Matt,

If you run any of those programs listed above we'll be able to tell you which CPU you have.
There were three XP 2200+, and two XP 2400+ CPUs that run at 1.8 GHz
Also, there was one XP 2500+, and one XP 2600+ that ran at 1.833 GHz

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Here is my new PCChips M848A' ">http://img.photobucket.com/alb...2_T-2-3-3-6-2_M848.jpg v2.1, with a 1700+ @ 2411 MHz, and my trusty old PCChips M810L' ">http://members.lycos.co.uk/mmm...00MHz_Sandra_tests.jpg v7.1A, with a Barton 2500+ @ over 3500+. Some of my fancy cars are on this pag

And a sempron 2600 - 11x166.

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Abit AN7|XP-M2800 10.5x227 1.62V|2x512MB Mushkin XP4000 2 3 2 11 3.2V|9600XT|Seasonic 550w
Asus A7V600|XP-M2600 6-11x202 1.6V|2x512 Crucial PC3200 2.5 3 3 9 2.7V|PCI 32MB gfx|Corsair 450w

Heya -Milt-

Been a while...

Have you heard from Jhawk latelly ??

MD

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My two cents...

I have a Duron 950 Spitfire (ECS K7SEMv3) marked as a Pro1400+ as on the chart. I also have a Pro3000A+ now...have to check that out. I'll keep you updated.

Sam

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sA+ - Getting the most from older hardware

i may have a new one to add to the list. I have a PC CHIPS board (M825G v.9.2a) and in the POST it says Pro3200A+ and on the board is a sticker thats says sempron. I have yet to update bios to see if it really is asempron or not. Windows, AMD CPUINFO, and WCPUID shows that is is a Mbile AMD Athlon XP-M (sometimes MP-M) 2200+ Modle A, at 1.67GHz with 512kb L2 cache and 128kb of L1. the standard family is 6-10-0 in WCPUID, and the extended family is 7-10-0. the system clock is 133Mhz and a multiplier of 12.5

i have seen others that have been mentioned on other boards that are different. also WCPUID reports it as AuthenticAMD.

It is an authentic AMD processor, only the bios that PCChips/ECS is using has been cosmeticly modified, you can do this yourself if you know how to work with trhe bios modules.

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As promised, an update:

My "Pro3000A+" is a Mobile Thoroughbred-A 1700+, as has been stated before. The "Pro1400+" was a Duron Spitfire running at 950, but it was actually a low-voltage (1.6v) Duron 900 at 9x105 for ~945 MHz. I'd always wondered where my extra 5 MHz went, but just looked at the CPU today.

Cheers!

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sA+ - Getting the most from older hardware

On that Unknown 2000+ in Ginny's M825LU in list on post 45. Could be the same as my brothers which is a Tbred B (681) which shows as a Pro3100+A. So the A, in his case anyway, doesn't stand for a 680 tbred "A".

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