I recently aquired the Asus a8v deluxe motherboard and an AMD 64 3200+. After a LOT of struggle getting the freaking thing to recognize my SATA drive, I've finally got it up and running. However, I bought the 3200+ chip only, no box, so I want to verify which core it is (guy said it was the Venice core but I want to double check). I've done a bit of searching and tried dl'ing cpu-z off pcworld but when I ran it it BSOD'd my system. Any idea if I can tell from the numbers/image on the top of the chip?
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