AMD 3200+ (400 FSB) shows as 2400+. A substitution rip-off or fluke?

Just bought and AMD 3200 XP (400mhz FSB) processor for my new system.
The problem is that both Win XP-Pro and Norton Utilities say that the
processor that I have in there is a 2400+ XP (1.8 GHz). Have I been
ripped off, or is this just some quirky display error related to my
choice of MB or something. I wouljd appreciate any and all help. Is
there a way to go on-line and have AMD look at my processor and tell
me what it really is?

My System: Windows XP _ Pro - Academic version (With SP 1)
AMD 3200+ XP (400 FSB) processor (SUPOSSEDLY)
Shuttle AN35N Ultra v1.1 with Onboard audio and LAN
Two 512 MB Crucial PC-3200 OEM set up as dual channel
ATI AIW 9800 Pro
250 GB Maxtor Ultra ATA/133
200 GB Maxtor Ultra ATA/133
Buslink DVD-ROM drive - model DR16
` I/O Magic Dual Format 4X DVD +/- RW/+/- R
Generic case with 400 Watt PS

Many thanks for any help

 

I don't have this board but just off the top of my head i'd say the board is
probably backward compatible for slower cpu's so the bus speed defaults to
slower then the 400mhz. You probably have to go in to the bios
configuration menu by pressing delete when the machine first starts and set
this in the Frequency configuration. Check your manual.

 

Greetings EGK,
I changed the front side bus from 133 to 200, and, just like magic,
the 3200+ value shows up as the processor speed now. Thank you for
your time and patience in helping a newbie out. I got all worked up
over nothing. I will sleep well tonight though. Thanks again.

Photon