what processer is it realy

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reddevil6

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we got this computer given to us we boot it an it says in the bios screen it is a Althon xp 1800 1.5GHz in the bios bios settings there is a chose of 100 fsb or 133 fsb if we put on 133 when we boot it it says it is a Althon xp 2400 2.0GHz i get the speed difference but why does it think it is a different processer
 
ive got it on it, it says the same if set on 100 it says it is a 1800 if set on 133 it says it is th 2400 ive tried it with CPU-Z what it says when i boot when i click on system in the control panel it is all the same
 
Athlon XP 2400+
Best Price : Box - OEM
Type: Thoroughbred-B
FSB: 133/266MHz
Socket A
OPGA Package
OPN: AXDA2400DKV3C
AXDA2400DKU3C*
Core: 13nm
Die size: 84mm²
Transistors: 37.6 million
Frequency: 2.0GHz
Cache L1 Instructions: 64KB
Cache L1 Datas: 64KB
Cache L2: 256KB
Operating voltage
1.60V* - 1.65V
Multiplier: 15
Power (Max): 65.3W* - 68.3W
Die temperature (max): 85°
CPU data bus width: 64-bit
http://www.amdboard.com/athlonxp2400special.html
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Think it might be a 2400+, In CPU-Z does the above match?
 
Both the 1800+ and the 2400+ CPUs use 133FSB, when your setting it to 100FSB you are affectively under clocking it.
 
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