One stop shopping for XP specs

Sorry if I sound like a noob but I'm not, just haven't kept up. Is there
any place to find the specs for all the AMD cpus available? I find it hard
to keep up with all the changes from time to time. For instance I recently
purchased a XP 2400+ 266 Model 8 for my A7V333 since that is as high as that
board will take (rev 1.xx board). I ran it for a while but ended up putting
it in my sons new system I just built using an A7N8X Dlx to get him going.
The CPU came as a boxed set but I find the box has 0, zero, zilch, nada
information that lets a user know what settings to use for the cpu on a m/b.
You know things like frequency settings, multipliers, rated speed, etc. At
least the receipt has something on it that says it is a 266 version. That
seems quite odd to me. It used to not be such a problem but now with the
many different models out there it can be quite daunting. I was looking on
the AMD site and can't seem to find anything definitive either. I would
love to find something that gave me this info like multiplier settings, core
voltage, rated speeds, model #, cache, etc.

Thanks in advance

"Jbob" <nobody RemoveThis @SpamCox.net> wrote in message
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 > Sorry if I sound like a noob but I'm not, just haven't kept up. Is there
 > any place to find the specs for all the AMD cpus available? I find it
hard
 > to keep up with all the changes from time to time. For instance I
recently
 > purchased a XP 2400+ 266 Model 8 for my A7V333 since that is as high as
that
 > board will take (rev 1.xx board). I ran it for a while but ended up
putting
 > it in my sons new system I just built using an A7N8X Dlx to get him going.
 > The CPU came as a boxed set but I find the box has 0, zero, zilch, nada
 > information that lets a user know what settings to use for the cpu on a
m/b.
 > You know things like frequency settings, multipliers, rated speed, etc.
At
 > least the receipt has something on it that says it is a 266 version. That
 > seems quite odd to me. It used to not be such a problem but now with the
 > many different models out there it can be quite daunting. I was looking
on
 > the AMD site and can't seem to find anything definitive either. I would
 > love to find something that gave me this info like multiplier settings,
core
 > voltage, rated speeds, model #, cache, etc.
 >
 > Thanks in advance
 >

Well I went back to AMD and found this data in their Processor Data sheets.
I just downloaded the pdfs and most of this info is on the Ordering Info
page of each one. Explains most of it very easily. DUH Found data sheets
for the model 8 and both model 10's.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->