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Union Aerospace Corps.
Hi all AMD users!
All AMD chips are labelled as NNNN+ where NNNN is a four digit number.
Say if it's labelled as 2800+ does that mean it's a Pentium 4 equivalent of
a 2.8GHz chip? Surely, the 2800+ one doesn't even come near to 2.8GHz if you
look at the frequency which is at about 2GHz.
Also what does the "+" mean after the 2800? Does it mean 2800+ is the
nominal speed or the base speed, but can be overclocked to even higher -
since 2800 is for the "general audience/customer"?
All AMD chips are labelled as NNNN+ where NNNN is a four digit number.
Say if it's labelled as 2800+ does that mean it's a Pentium 4 equivalent of
a 2.8GHz chip? Surely, the 2800+ one doesn't even come near to 2.8GHz if you
look at the frequency which is at about 2GHz.
Also what does the "+" mean after the 2800? Does it mean 2800+ is the
nominal speed or the base speed, but can be overclocked to even higher -
since 2800 is for the "general audience/customer"?