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Thoroughbred A or B

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hibner

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How can you tell and whats the difference. I am looking at buying an XP 2200+. Also, is there anywhere you know of to buy one where you can request A or B.
 
You want a Tbred B without a doubt.

To tell the difference, look at the stepping. If it is something like JUIHB then it is a tbred b. If it is something like JIXIA then its a TBred A.

TBred Bs are far better for overclocking.
 
B for sure. You probably can't find too many A's around (new ones anyway).

I had my 1700+ A and I had to use quite a bit of Vcore to get it overclock to my need. 2100+ I had was "B" and I only needed to use ~1.75V.
 
i feel dumb for asking this, but wouldnt that make a DLT3C a "C" core? i dont think they exist, so that must be a different code than i'm thinking of, right?
 
You all are being a lot of help in a sea of confusion(yes I'm a newbi).

Which stepping of the T-bred B's is the best for overclocking, I know with the palomino's it was the AGOIA's.
 
DLT3C B (not A) is the best. They're 1700+ and 1800+ DLT3C B (not A.)

After that, any 2100+ Thoroughbred B, even those made in late 2002 are excellent overclockers.
 
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