GREEN or BROWN?

TimeKeeper

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Last week, I got a GREEN XP1700 from newegg.
This week, I got a BROWN XP1700.

Both has identical

AXDA 1700UT3
JIUHB 0302WPMW


Which one is consider "newer" CPU?
 

minendo

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Originally posted by: LyNx01
I think the green is newer, but I can't remember.
Original and early production XP chips were brown. Newer ones are green.

 

TimeKeeper

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hmm...seems Green one able to run 2600+ w/ 1.65V and Brown one doesn't even run at 2600+ w/ 1.7V
 

SickBeast

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how did you guys get your chips so high with such low voltages? the best i have done is 1.75 volts for 2000mhz (166x12). i'm using the stock amd hsf...i'm guessing you guys are watercooling? i'm wondering if it's worth investing in a new hsf...
 

Shimmishim

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Originally posted by: SickBeast
how did you guys get your chips so high with such low voltages? the best i have done is 1.75 volts for 2000mhz (166x12). i'm using the stock amd hsf...i'm guessing you guys are watercooling? i'm wondering if it's worth investing in a new hsf...

no watercooling... just air :)
 

TimeKeeper

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Originally posted by: SickBeast
how did you guys get your chips so high with such low voltages? the best i have done is 1.75 volts for 2000mhz (166x12). i'm using the stock amd hsf...i'm guessing you guys are watercooling? i'm wondering if it's worth investing in a new hsf...

60mm to 80mm adaptor w/ 5V mod Fan. (Quiet~~~)

I had a Gigabyte 7VRXP (KT333) before, and I can't push my green one OVER 166FSB barrier.
Then I got the MSI K7 Ultra (KT400) , SAME CPU run 12X166@1.65V extremely stable.
I could run 13X166@1.7V, but it gets too hot in my case. (still no problem running it though)
So...invest in new HSF? Maybe the problem is your mobo?
 

NokiaDude

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Originally posted by: SickBeast
how did you guys get your chips so high with such low voltages? the best i have done is 1.75 volts for 2000mhz (166x12). i'm using the stock amd hsf...i'm guessing you guys are watercooling? i'm wondering if it's worth investing in a new hsf...

ROFL, dude they're not getting 2600mhz, they're saying it can perform like an AMD Athlon XP 2600+ when overclocked. LOL.