AMD Opteron 148 (s939) Venus core needs to be added.

 

 

Access denied

 

https://valid.x86.fr/pklww5

 

Thank you.

Either CPU-Z is wrong or CPU-World.

CPU-Z= Venus

CPU-World= San Diego

 

Use this:

AMD Opteron 148 (San Diego, s939) @ HWBOT

Wait... So you're saying that Cpu-z and CpuWorld are both wrong??

 

Does that also include the s939 Cpu list Wiki wrong as well?

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Opteron_microprocessors#Opteron_100-series_.22Venus.22_.2890_nm.2C_socket_939.29

 

Opteron 148 2.2 GHz 1 MB 1 GHz 11x 1.35/1.4 85.3 W Socket 939 August 2, 2005 OSA148DAA5BN (E4)

2.2 GHz 1 MB 1 GHz 11x 1.35/1.4 85.3 W Socket 939 August 2, 2005 OSA148DAA5CF (E6)

 

EDIT: Oh I see. CpuWorld just doesn't have the Opteron 148 listed however they do have the 146. Access denied

 

I've tried Cpu-Z 1.72- 1.76 and 1.79 all show the same thing.

 

San Diego Part #

 

OSA148DAA5BN is an OEM/tray microprocessor

OSA148BNBOX is a boxed microprocessor

 

Venus Part #

 

OSA148FAA5BK (E4) Access denied They do has it!

OSA148DAA5CF (E6)

 

I'll have to pull the heat sink for part number. I will do this at a later time.

Edited June 6, 20178 yr by ShrimpBrime

Those Venus parts are all s940.

 

Part Number s940: BK

Part Number s939: BN

 

The question is, which core is the correct one. I probably just ignore what CPU-World says and rename the categories to Venus.

Ok. I can submit to the link you provided. But after examining the scores.... Every one seems to have a Venus core lol.

 

Thanks for your time.

I just changed the names back to Venus. I think, since we dont know if its really a san diego or a venus and its making virtually zero difference, lets just stick to that what CPU-Z tells us to avoid further confusion.