F foxdii Baseband Member Messages 47 Oct 9, 2005 #1 I recently downloaded CPU-Z and it says my code name is throughbred . What exactly does that mean?
F Flanker Banned Messages 2,327 Oct 9, 2005 #2 Its just a classification thing. That, and the makers wanted to give their new processors a fancy name, makes em feel special :classic: 800th post :classic:
Its just a classification thing. That, and the makers wanted to give their new processors a fancy name, makes em feel special :classic: 800th post :classic:
F foxdii Baseband Member Messages 47 Oct 9, 2005 #3 Does that make certain codenames faster than others, or is it just like a cataglory of when that processor was made?
Does that make certain codenames faster than others, or is it just like a cataglory of when that processor was made?
C0RR0SIVE Golden Master Messages 9,213 Location Lexington, KY Oct 9, 2005 #4 Aint the code name the name of the core?
H hercules_upw Daemon Poster Messages 694 Oct 9, 2005 #5 Yes, it is the name of the core. Different cores have different designs and therefore, have duifferent names.
Yes, it is the name of the core. Different cores have different designs and therefore, have duifferent names.
N nezzari In Runtime Messages 223 Oct 9, 2005 #6 It's pretty much the name they give the product before it's actually released.
Apokalipse Golden Master Messages 14,559 Location Melbourne, Australia Oct 10, 2005 #7 it means you have the second core type of the Athlon XP's Athlon XP's come with one of these cores: Palomino Thoroughbred Barton
it means you have the second core type of the Athlon XP's Athlon XP's come with one of these cores: Palomino Thoroughbred Barton