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For the Athlon XP tbred a and b could you please post your steppings and indicate whether you know it is a or b for sure? As well, please indicate the processor PR rating.

It is much appreciated. I think doing this will help establish tbred-a from b.

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I've got an XP1700+ AIUGA week 45 of 2002 and it's an "A" I can run it stable at 1750 MHz. but no more...

Scout
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I have a XP1700+ JIUHB week 3 of 2003. It's a "B" and it can run Prime95 stable at only 2205MHz with a 200.45MHz FSB in Dual Channel Sync mode. The highest stable frequency running Prime95 was 2214.83MHz with a 12.5 multiplier (177.19MHz FSB).

I know for sure, that there's some JIUHB steppings which can do 2300MHz+. However, most will do in the 2100MHz - 2200MHz range.



<i>/Copenhagen - Clockspeed will make the difference... in the end</i> :cool:

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XP1700+ JIUHB 0302 (week 2 of 2003) overclocked to 2100 Mhz (15 * 140). It's a "B" which you can identify by the last letter of the batch code, JIUH<b>B</b>.

<b>99% is great, unless you are talking about system stability</b>

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