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In article <815673284snz@longley.demon.co.uk>
           David@longley.demon.co.uk "David Longley" writes:

> I've just installed an Endeavour Board and 120MHz Pentium. Looking at the
> board and (disk based) manual, the DIP switches 6,7 and 8 seem to need to
> be reset to make the system ID the 120 CPU. At present  the  DIP switches 
> are all set to OFF and the board/manual only talk about 75,90  and 100MHz
> CPUs. What do I need to do to get the system to recognize the 120MHz CPU?
> QEMM MFT etc and SETUP say the CPU is a 90MHz chip !
> 
> Please e-mail as well as responding here if you have the time. 
> 
> PS. Does anyone know where I can contact a DEST Scanner Engineer?
> -- 
> David Longley
> 

Have I been *done*?

What's to stop someone selling a 90MHz as a 100 or 120 or 130? The package
says it's a 120. But the CPU has a heatsink/fan on top of the chip and 
there's a date quality/control sticker on the bottom, with 9 printed
and a 5 checked, and then months 1 - 12 with 10 checked, and then S11 
written in felt tip in a box to the right.

On top of the (Sanyo) fan it says INTEL PENTIUM PROCESOR
                                       07525
                                   109X4412H603
                                    DC12V 0.06A

I'm worried that QEMM 7.5 says it reports a 90MHz pentium ID
                    
                         Family 5, Model 2 Stepping 5

How do I tell if it *is* a 120?


-- 
David Longley