Please help!

[GuyWithAthlon]

I purchased a K7T266 Pro2 last year, and just recently became interested in upgrading my CPU. I figured I’d upgrade to a 2000+, but upon checking your website out, there are two versions of 2000+, a .13 micron and a .18 micron.
Now I recently called up a computer store, and the “technician” didn’t seem to have any idea what he was talking to, and apparently all they sell is .13 micron. I called another store, and he told me that .13 micron only starts at 2400+.
Could someone pleeeease help me with this issue? The only day I'll have any free time to go out and buy a new CPU within the next month is tomorrow... thanks to whoever replies.

 

[bergenvr6]

the .18 is based on the Palomino core, which tend to max out if overclocked between 1.7 and 1.9 GHz
the .13 is based on the Thoroughbred (T-Bred) core. he doesn't know what he's talking about because you can get the 2000+ in either Palomino (0.18) or T-bred (0.13)

The .13 (T-bred) runs cooler and is easier to overclock. I just bought a T-Bred B 2100+ to replace my 2000+ Palomino, in hopes of overclocking and cooler temps.

Try to get the T-Bred Revision B, they seem to be more accepting towards overclocking.