AMD Athlon XP 2600+ - AXDA2600DKV4D

Hi, I have an AMD 1800+ on a motherboard Asus A7V333. How much of a difference will I notice upgrading to this 2600+?? Can I use this cpu?
If not what is the best upgrade for me?

Thanks :-)

Way too much grease used here :p

would this work with a
A7V33 Asus Motherboard?

why some AMD CPUs have them and some just have those "dotted" pattern? are those wiring pattern due to overclocking or they were made to look different? (seems like the faster Athlon XPs have these wiring pattern)

i have screen thic overclocked procesor:

Hi,
The MSI website list of CPU support for my board (KM4M-L) indicates support for Barton core AthlonXP 2500+, 2800+, 3000+ and 3200+. Why not this CPU (Barton 2600+)?

Many thanks

I'm running a XP2000+ on a KM400-M2 board. Just wondered if it would be possible to upgrade to XP 2600+ AXDA2600DKV4D Barton? Also would it be a worthwhile upgrade?
Would the existing heatsink and fan be ok?
many thanks.

I have a spare AMD Athlon XP 2600 CPU and I want to find a used motherboard to rebuild a working system. Is there a listing anywhere to find out what motherboards are compatible before I buy?

Is the multiplier on this cpu locked?

I hope you can use it.

:-))

As this picture shows, this is my CPU overclocking this value after, for your consideration under.
ps: For stability, I no more tests to

Ive been able to hit 191fsb=2.2ghz prime95 stable anything faster and it would crash while booting xp pro

my AMD Athlon XP 2600+ is UNLOCKED

-board: Ga-7nnxp (bios f20)
-ram: non name wiht 7-3-3-2 T1 (2gb ddr)
-graphic: gecube ati x1950pro (512mb ddr3)

my settings they're stable

AMD Athlon XP, (Barton) 2600+ CPU overclocked to:

AMD Athlon XP, 2166 Mhz (11.5 x 188) 3000+

Spec guide:
CPU Host Clock Control: Enabled
CPU Host Frequency(MHz): 188
PCI/AGP Host Frequency(MHz): 37/74
CPU OverVoltage Control: +10%



Testing Condition: I've tested this condition for more than one hour, and everything was going alright. I played high Full HD movie (1920*1080 - compressed) on 1920*1080 screen resolution to keep the CPU usage above 70%, and after 1h temperature of CPU, CPUfan, Motherboard, and Chasis was just OK. :)
have fun with it :D

I'm using this CPU today and it runs very stable in Win 7 @ 2300 MHz (400 MHz FSB). It was not stable in XP but after upgrading to new high quality PC3200 DDR RAM and improved cooling the system is stable running Windows 7. This is the best socket A CPU since it has 11.5 multiplier instead of 11 as 3200+. Infact I get an higher score in most benchmark than the standard 3200+ CPU.

Very good modification of AtlonXP,it has been running for over six months on 200 MHz FSB on Asrock K7Upgrade600.No problems,but I have poor power supply,and the system becomes unstable because of it,it's just 230 watts,made by drunk chineese technician,but stil runnig very well at fsb:ddr 1:1 2x256 DDR A-DATA PC3200,working in duel channel,I'm sure it can do more,but not with this supply,and I am quite satisfied and I don't want to push it.Max temp. 55 degrees Celsius with Titan aluminium second hand cooler,that makes noise as drilling machine!!!

I have the Athlon XP 2600+ Barton (Stock Speed 1917Mhz) in this box running on an Asus A7V600 running @ 2250Mhz. This AMD Barton was purchased new in November of 2003 and the clock multiplier was unlocked from the get go out of the box. It had run for years at +/- 2083 on a clock multiplier of 12.5 on a Soyo KT4 Dragon Lite. The Soyo gave up the ghost about a year ago & I got the Asus A7V600 new surplus to replace the Soyo. I stepped the clock up to 13.5 on the Asus (2250 mhz) and it has been running stable without problems. Was running Unreal Tournament 3 for hours without probs as well as my TurboCad Pro CAD, processing 1.5 GB .avi astrophoto files, FITS files, just all sorts of photo & graphics editing such stuff.

Average temps in 72 - 80 degree F household was 38 - 42 C air cooled with a side 120mm 2 front 80mm & 2 rear 80mm fans. It has been "demoted" to the shop box ambient temps out here right now are @ around 58 degree F & it runs average of around 26 - 30 Degree C under average load, 34 C at full stress tilt. OH yea & a thermal take 480W PS died last year, now up to a Corsair 500W!

I have been using it since 2004. in an ASUS mobo with no extra cooling (just the radiator+fan, nothing special) with 200*11,5 settings. Without real problems.

Just trying to set it to 166*11,5 as Rome: Total war is giving me BSOD-s... :(

Hi guys i have a Amd Athlon 2600+ (AQYHA0441VPMW). and i want to push it to 2,2 or 2,3 Ghz (166 * 13,5 or 200 *11,5). I have an Asrock K7VT4A Pro. It is necessary to cut some bridges or it is possible to unlock from my mobo. Anyone who have this mobo pls send me an answer. MY sistem: this proc + 1 gb ram ddr1 pc 3200, Ati hd 3450, Maxtor 40g IDE, CD-rom, Intertech SL 500(500 Watts). I just want to push it to max if it is possible ^^.

Will AXDA2600DKV4D drop down to a 266 FSB?

This is a retro processor for me! I haved 2x processors of the same type, all running on a ASUS A7V600-X motherboard. One AXDA2600DKV4D with KQYHA stepping is dead when the motherboard shorted, and one that survived is the old processor of my computer. It is multiplier locked. (sad!) but I overclock it to 2.3GHz (200x11.5) and it screams like an AMD Athlon XP 3200+ (my dream of all ages was to have an AXDA3200DKV4E) but when i overlocked it the performance was in the slot between the 400Mhz FSB of 3200+ and the 333MHz FSB version of 3200+.
I had a high-end Socket A Retro PC (built in 2004). Now i had a K8V-X SE from Asus and the Sempron 3000+ Palermo was crappy. Because the L2 cache on it was 128KB instead of 512KB on this Barton.

My Processor is still going strong. First of all, i seed when i overclock it to 2.3Ghz it is overheating. The cause of overheating is because the stock thermal pad has been old. I removed th eold thermal pad and I put in some Revoltec Thermal Paste and the processor stays at 50-60 degrees C when idle.