Just got a JIUHB 308 and it's a T-Bred A!!!

syberscott

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Here is the full stepping:
AXDA1700DLT3C 9741197251014
JIUHB 0308XPMW

I ran it through that program here and it came back as a tbred A. It does say that it was downgraded from a 2500+ though.

Should I return it and go for a 2100+??? Are they all tbred B's if they have the AIUHB stepping?

Please help as I am a little frustrated here. Thanks.
 

m1ke101

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err....JIUHB I swear that meant tbred b? I believe you have one of the new DLT3C chips, I've heard they can overclock pretty well

Let us know how it goes :)
 

adeno

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What m1ke101 said.

JIUHB is indeed a T-Bred "B".. You got the newer batch of T-Bred B's which run at 1.5v (this comes from the "L" in DLT3C). T-Bred B's in the past have had DUT3C where the U signified that the processor ran at 1.6v.

I haven't heard much news about 0308, but I would think that chip should be a great overclocker :D
 

syberscott

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Whew, Thank you so much for the good news. I was a little worried. But now I'm :):):). I don't get my Epox till later this week so I'll let you know then how it works out.
 

chizow

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Its a "B". Why would you put more faith in a script that some guy put together over common sense?
That script needs to be updated with a simple patch that basically says:

IF "year" = 03
AND "voltage" = L
THEN "revision" = B

I'm not a programmer so pls don't flame my code ;)
If you're really worried about it, run it through CPUID and see what family it says its from.

Chiz
 

BigJ

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Originally posted by: chizow
Its a "B". Why would you put more faith in a script that some guy put together over common sense?
That script needs to be updated with a simple patch that basically says:

IF "year" = 03
AND "voltage" = L
THEN "revision" = B

I'm not a programmer so pls don't flame my code ;)
If you're really worried about it, run it through CPUID and see what family it says its from.

Chiz
what are you coding in friggin VB!

if(year = "03" && voltage = 'L') {
revision = B
System.out.print("Woot Woot!");
}

:)
 

chizow

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Originally posted by: BigJ2078
what are you coding in friggin VB!

LoL yah, that was the simplest way I could get the point across w/out showing how rusty my code writing is ;)

My L337 h4X0r script-kiddy skills aren't much better though :Q

Chiz