AMD Barton 2500+: the first test results With the help of our good friend cho from GZeasy (![]() ![]() ![]() First, about the CPU itself. The first photos were introduced on November 25 (see The photo of AMD Barton). What the marking means AXDA1833DKT4D. Athlon XP (AXD), A – desktop, 1833 MHz (how much is it in QuantiSpeed?), D OPGA, K – 1.65V core voltage, Ò +90°C temeprature limit, 4 – 512Kb L2 cache, D – 333MHz FSB. So, it’s actually AMD Barton with 512Kb L2 cache and 333MHz FSB. The larger crystal is illustrated on the following photos of Palomino, Thoroughbred B and Barton, and the more detailed Thoroughbred B and Barton:
![]() ![]() Where did they get 2500+ from? First, it’s how WCPUID 3.10 determined, second, it’s how BIOS determined (166 x 11.0):
![]() ![]() Barton Cache Info:
![]() Well, all the interesting discussion of Thoroughbred B and Barton, QuantiSpeed, along with conclusions are too much for the news format. Here are just tables for Thoroughbred B and Barton along with the rating forecasts:
About the testing. The testbed:
The test results:
Some brief comparatives (Barton 2500+ vs. Athlon XP 2200+):
![]() Super Pi 1M ![]() CPUmark 99 ![]() 3DMark 2002 SE Build 330 ![]() Content Creation Winstone 2002 1.0.1 ![]() Business Winstone 2001 1.0.3 ![]() N-Bench V2 ![]() PCMark 2002 Pro-CPU ![]() ![]() All who needs more information can look at the original review here. There’s actually much to read. Source: OC
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