QUOTE(camedemac @ Jul 27 2006, 10:28 PM)
it depends on the stepping (week n year) i forgot about this but barton that produce from week,year until week,year, then it is unlocked... else is locked..!!
but if do modding on your proc (apply circuit liquid), then it would be special case
this article can help u understand better but if do modding on your proc (apply circuit liquid), then it would be special case
http://www.emboss.co.nz/amdunlock/
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"The general rule of thumb is that week 34 (of 2003, of course) and earlier CPUs are unlocked. There are a few CPUs between week 35 and 38 (inclusive) that are locked, but the vast majority are locked. Week 39 and 40 CPUs are mostly locked, though there are many unlocked ones. For CPUs dated week 41 and later, there have only been one or two reports of unlocked week 42 CPUs. All other CPUs have been locked. There are a few chips floating around out there, even 2004 ones, that are partially or fully unlocked. For example, some of the multiplier lines will be unlocked, but some will be locked, giving access to a subset to the full multiplier range. There doesn't seem to be any particular pattern to these chips so they're probably just "manufacturing defects" that didn't lock themselves properly (which is also why AMD is probably still cutting the bridges on the chips)."
"Of course, this only applies to non-mobile CPUs. All mobile CPUs (Barton and otherwise) are currently multiplier unlocked. To get the week number, look at the three lines of code on top of the CPU. The line you want is the one that looks like "AQZFA0342WPAW". So 5 letters, 4 digits, then 4 more letters. The 03 corresponds to the year (2003) and the 42 corresponds to the week (week 42)."
Jul 27 2006, 10:37 PM

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