Has anyone bought a new computor with the new dual core prosser either AMD
or Intel? If so did you have to down load a patch for it?If you did how did
it work?
Thanks Don
amd.com under utilites. it keeps your cores from getting out of sync,and no
i didnt have any problems installing it.
Neil
same place and still no problems.amd.com
Neil
> amd.com under utilites. it keeps your cores from getting out of sync,and
> no i didnt have any problems installing it.
> Neil
>> Sorry about miss spelling"processor"more info AMD Athlon 64x2 2400 +dual
>> core processor(2.2GHz)
>>> Has anyone bought a new computor with the new dual core prosser either
>>> AMD or Intel? If so did you have to down load a patch for it?If you did
>>> how did it work?
>>> Thanks Don
WindowsXP-KB896256-v3-x86-ENU.exe
amdcpu.exe
-Larry
If your interested in the 4400, which does have the higher cache, might want
to grab one while you can, as AMD is discontinuing them in favor of the
lesser expense lower cache chips, to compete with Intel.
I am using the X2 4400+ with good success.
Now, the only racing sim I have used it with so far, is NR2003 - I had some
issues, but it was associated with my Audigy2 ZS soundcard evidently, I
would get a screeching F1 sound if I paused the sim, and then my system
would lock up shortly after.
I installed a new X-FI Extreme Music a couple hours ago, and so far, so
good, have not had any lockups or wierd sounds.
Don Burnette
Am I looking for "toledo"? or what? what one do I want to make sure I get
bought?
Don Burnette enlightened us with:
> If your interested in the 4400, which does have the higher cache,
> might want to grab one while you can, as AMD is discontinuing them in
> favor of the lesser expense lower cache chips, to compete with Intel.
> I am using the X2 4400+ with good success.
> Now, the only racing sim I have used it with so far, is NR2003 - I
> had some issues, but it was associated with my Audigy2 ZS soundcard
> evidently, I would get a screeching F1 sound if I paused the sim, and
> then my system would lock up shortly after.
> I installed a new X-FI Extreme Music a couple hours ago, and so far,
> so good, have not had any lockups or wierd sounds.
> Don Burnette
I do believe, all the X2 4400+ chips, have the higher 1mb cache.
--
Don
> Am I looking for "toledo"? or what? what one do I want to make sure I
> get bought?
> Don Burnette enlightened us with:
>>> I just saw a price drop on the AMD 4400+ x2 ($249.00!) Have the bugs
>>> been worked out with these and race sims? This processor will o/c to
>>> fx speeds btw..oh and 2mb cache!
>> If your interested in the 4400, which does have the higher cache,
>> might want to grab one while you can, as AMD is discontinuing them in
>> favor of the lesser expense lower cache chips, to compete with Intel.
>> I am using the X2 4400+ with good success.
>> Now, the only racing sim I have used it with so far, is NR2003 - I
>> had some issues, but it was associated with my Audigy2 ZS soundcard
>> evidently, I would get a screeching F1 sound if I paused the sim, and
>> then my system would lock up shortly after.
>> I installed a new X-FI Extreme Music a couple hours ago, and so far,
>> so good, have not had any lockups or wierd sounds.
>> Don Burnette
--
Don
That's what my 4800X2 has.
-Larry