Ohms for a Barton 3000+ 333 fsb?

[vtjedi]

Does anyone know what the Ohms for an Barton 3000+ 333fsb is?

 

[pIII_Man]

the barton has millions of circuts...which one do you want the resistance of?


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[vtjedi]

I don't know too much about Ohms...

Whatever circuit AMD refers to in this http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/DownloadableAssets/RMA_Collateral_Rev7.pdf?PC=SYSB-SBE-E-E25A-E-MA4.1-SUNI-RMAP

 

[flamethrower205]

The pink one in the shape of an elephant sitting atop that one that looks like a bear with a boner on the right side of the cpu.....yeah.

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[vtjedi]

Hrmm don't see that one...

I just want to know if I burnt my cpu out. I have used a multimeter a few times in the past to check the Ohms of other AMD cores but never the Barton so I am not sure what # I should be looking for.

 

[pIII_Man]

huh?

Its practically impossible to check your cpu that way...put it in another board and see if it works...


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[vtjedi]

I guess what I am looking to test is if the power pins are shorted due to improper installation

I didn't think it was impossible since AMD tells you to do it that way.

They say thoroughbred cores should have an ohms reading of greater than 5 and the Palomino should have a resistance greater than 10. I am probably not using the terminalogy correctly here =)

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[endyen]

1 They test by connecting to the capacitor leads on the back of the palomino chips and in the center on the tbred chips. touching the pins with a test lead would probaly bend them, or make contact with more than one per lead.
2 Make sure that your ohmeter is on the smallest range, not more than 20 ohms, as the k-ohm amd m-ohm ranges may apply too high a voltage.
3 What type of chip are you looking at, tbred or palomino.