2.85 GHZ quad core CPU

[Bleipriester]

I give up, what is it? Early Phenom x4?

Most AMD chips in 2007 were 2-core, except Opterons and Phenom Is.

All I know is it was in my HP desktop and it's a 2.85 GHZ quad core processor. I just put it on here for people who may have never seen a CPU before. Maybe it was 2008, I can't recall.

When it is from 2007/2008, is AMD, has four cores and has 2,85 Ghz, it does not fit to any product line.

- Pins look like AMD, Intel didn´t use pins anymore.
- 2007/8 AMD Quad cores are Phenoms and go up to 2,6 Ghz.

So what stands on top of the CPU?

There was a cooling fan on it.

Sure...

WTF is wrong with you? The GD thing had a fan on it prick.

"had"

 

[miketx]

All I can tell you all is that that the computer was advertised as i stated. The other side of it is smooth and has nothing on it but printed writing. I also have a Pentium CPU from an Emachine pos.

So show the printed writing.

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A-ha! Now we're getting somewhere. It's not 2.8, it's 1.8Ghz.

It is a k8 chip, single core. The OP is kinda wrong.

No, it's not a 2.8Ghz quad-core. I ain't mad at ya and happy new year.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K8/AMD-Athlon 64 2850e - ADJ2850IAA4DP.html

THat's what it was sold as.

 

[Marion Morrison]

All I can tell you all is that that the computer was advertised as i stated. The other side of it is smooth and has nothing on it but printed writing. I also have a Pentium CPU from an Emachine pos.

So show the printed writing.

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A-ha! Now we're getting somewhere. It's not 2.8, it's 1.8Ghz.

It is a k8 chip, single core. The OP is kinda wrong.

No, it's not a 2.8Ghz quad-core. I ain't mad at ya and happy new year.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K8/AMD-Athlon 64 2850e - ADJ2850IAA4DP.html

THat's what it was sold as.

Are you sure about that? There were no quad-core mainstream computers in 2005.

Only LGA/BGA server chips had that many cores.

If it's a 4-processor board, then yes.

 

[Bleipriester]

Nice single core CPU.

 

[Marion Morrison]

2005, year of the first true dual-core CPUs. Before that, it was Pentium 4s with Hyper-Threading.

AMD really kicked Intel's ass for a few years there. Their CPU was better in every way except memory speed. Some things never change.

"2005: Athlon 64 X2 (AMD) First dual-core 64 bit x86-compatible processor."

CPU history: A timeline of microprocessors - Everything2.com

 

[miketx]

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

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Athlon II x4 630, k10 architectecture. 940 pins.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Athlon II X4 630 - ADX630WFK42GI (ADX630WFGIBOX).html

 

[Bleipriester]

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

View attachment 169015 View attachment 169016

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

View attachment 169015 View attachment 169016

Athlon II x4 630, k10 architectecture.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Athlon II X4 630 - ADX630WFK42GI (ADX630WFGIBOX).html

Four cores indeed but of Sep 2009.

 

[miketx]

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

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Athlon II x4 630, k10 architectecture. 940 pins.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Athlon II X4 630 - ADX630WFK42GI (ADX630WFGIBOX).html

Whew, I thought I really was a plagiarizing lying asswipe like they say!

 

[miketx]

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

View attachment 169015 View attachment 169016

Perhaps I photographed the wrong one, as I have two. After looking (imagine that) I have apparently mislabeled the bag I had the two processors in. Here is the one I had labeled as a Pentium CPU.

View attachment 169015 View attachment 169016

Athlon II x4 630, k10 architectecture.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Athlon II X4 630 - ADX630WFK42GI (ADX630WFGIBOX).html

Four cores indeed but of Sep 2009.

I just mis-labeled them is all. Sorry.

 

[Marion Morrison]

That must have been HP's top of the line back then.

 

[miketx]

I don't know. I do know that only lasted two years,

 

[Bleipriester]

 

[Marion Morrison]

I don't know. I do know that only lasted two years,

Probably because the motherboard was so cheaply built. I'd almost bet that chip is fried.

 

[miketx]

I don't know. I do know that only lasted two years,

Probably because the motherboard was so cheaply built. I'd almost bet that chip is fried.

What happened was I left it on and went to bed. When I got up it was like the PC was asleep. I moved the mouse and nothing. Turned it on and off and it would not even do the POST. But, there was something going on with it. For grins I swapped out the power supply and nothing, so I took it all apart and kept the drives and cables and stuff and trashed it and bought a Dell. I put the 1T drive out of the HP in the dell so it had two HD's and it is still going today.