user accidently placed cpu in incorrect cpu slot

[1BadMoJoe]

This processor appears to be an k6-2+ 533 mistakenly placed in a k6-2 533, cpuid dos not match a k6-2 533 and mirrors the k6-2+ 533. Please review as to remove from this slot and relist in the correct cpu catagory, thank you.

 

Shadow Hunter rank#3 Fortunantly for user Shadow Hunter, Relisting from k6-2 533 to k6-2+ 533 will perserve bronze cup and points.

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/678528_shadow_hunter_superpi_k6_2_533mhz_6min_35sec_200ms

 

http://hwbot.org/community/submission/678513_shadow_hunter_cpu_z_k6_2_533mhz_533.5_mhz

Edited April 6, 2010 by 1BadMoJoe
Found another mistaken submision in the same cpu class

[Massman]

Some CPU's are unlockable, no? I remeber using a higher multiplier on my K6/2-350 as well.

[Turrican]

all k6/-2(+)/-3(+) are "unlocked". you can change the multi up to 6x if you want.

 

but it's not about the multi here, it's because those 2 results were made with a k6-2+ cpu which was made in 0.18µ and clocks a far lot better than the normal k6-2 with 0.25µ. also they have 128kb l2-cache on-die.

[1BadMoJoe]

Yes correct, k6-2/3+ can have the multiplier changed provided by motherboard capability.

Turrican also correctly pointed out cpuid name has + , .18 die size and on board 128k cache.

 

I know a lot of users put a great deal of effort and time benching for results, as some users also have inactive periods/breaks. I do not wish for hard earned results to be eleminated just correctly moved by moderation if user is unable to respond or lacks properly saved information to relist.