WTB: AMD Barton 333FSB Processor

[thronka]

I was wondering who has a RETAIL boxed NEW AMD Barton 333FSB Processor. I am looking at getting the best speed for my money. I am willing to pay aboput 60 bucks shipped for the 2400 as that is the price on newegg but they charge 7.99 shipping.

Please PM me or post here. Thanks

[tgxiii]

YGPM

[poopeyhed2]

Just a little clarification to you, a 2400+ is not a Barton cored AMD. The Barton cored AXP are: 2500+, 2600+, 2800+, 3000+, and 3200+. You have to be careful of the 2600+ because there's 3 versions, 1 being discontinued running at an effective 266 MHz, while the other two are 333 MHz, but have different clock speeds and L2 cache sizes.

[thronka]

I called AMD directly and they said "Yes, we can get you a 2400 Barton retail boxed. We sell it for 159.99"

[Steve R Jones]

From AMD.com

Valid Models -

Barton

2500+
2600+
2800+
3000+
3200+
and up


Thoroughbred

1700+
1800+
1900+
2000+
2100+
2200+
2400+
2600+
2700+
2800+

"Differences Between "Palomino", "Thoroughbred", and "Barton" Processors"

Palomino, Thoroughbred, and Barton are internal code names for different revisions of the AMD Athlon™ XP processor. Palomino refers to the original AMD Athlon XP processor (Model 6), while Thoroughbred (Model 8) and Barton (Model 10) refer to subsequent revisions of the AMD Athlon XP processor. The differences between these processors are detailed in the table below.

The Palomino, Thoroughbred, and Barton processors may be differentiated by their ordering part numbers (OPN). The Palomino's OPN is located on the processor die, and begins with the letters "AX" (e.g., "AX2100DMT3C"). The Thoroughbred's and Barton's OPNs are located on black labels on the processors' packages (not on the die) and begin with the letters "AXDA" (e.g., "AXDA3000DKV4D"). The Thoroughbred can be distinguished from the Barton by the alpha-numeric character that is second from the end of the OPN. A "3" represents the Thoroughbred's 256KB L2 cache, while a "4" represents the Barton's 512KB L2 cache (e.g., "AXDA2700DKV3D" would be a Thoroughbred, "AXDA3000DKV4D" would be a Barton).



http://139.95.253.213/SRVS/CGI-BIN/W...Case=obj(2522)

[thronka]

Well then Jeff at AMD needs to be fired. He lied to me.

[Bob The Great]

and we all know where liers go! MCDONALDS!

[teengeek88]

the 2500 is $80 on newegg now

[thronka]

Sigh.. might wait for my tax return to cover this.

[rourkchris]

There is a Barton XP2400+. It's a Mobile XP2400+ Barton but runs 266 FSB and 1.8GHz. It does however have the 512K L2 cache. Just an FYI.