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"That AYHJA stepping is the latest one to have come out of AMD's Dresden FAB in Germany. These are not actually steppings in real life, they are merely codes that AMD use to distinguish between the different quality of chips that come off the production lines. But, with the release of the AYHJA stepping, they have made some real stepping changes, actual changes to the architecture of the chips.
This is taken from official AMD spec sheets, and shows how the CPUID changes with revisions to the chips. And if you do a CPUID check on one of the AYHJA chips, you will find a value of 644 returned. All chips up until now have returned 642, as the chart above shows. Here's a pic showing an old T-Bird WCPUID screen, clearly showing the 642 CPUID, and then a comparison shot of one of the new chips next to it."
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