Stepping AYHJA alot better for 1.4ghz?

[ozzy0627]

Just wondering how much Stepping AYHJA will do for me.....anyone know how much more overclockable these are than just the standard 1.4ghz.

[L1quid]

I've seen that the average overclock speed of the AYHJA-Y (1333Mhz) was around 1666Mhz(According to AthlonOC). I don't know about the 1.4Ghz though, well that's just to give you an idea how high it can go.;)

Why don't you take a look at the CPU database to find out,
here's what I saw:
(taken from the CPU database)
Total Entries in Database for T Bird 1400 - 89
Average overclocked speed - 1585 Mhz

note: most of them were AYHJA-Y

[popadel]

I think the AYHJA core is not different to the AXIA. the letter on the third line seems to be the difference - the Y.

Technicaly from what ive read if you have a AYHJA - Y you could reach the moon on that chip ( like 1750).

I also know of a rocket scientist who put a shim on the new 1.4 with those specs for EXTRA prortection and after turning it on for the first time, within 5 seconds it was game over as it left a space between the HSF and the core.:D

[Rob Cork]

I'd say 1500-1600 is a safe bet with most 1400 cpus, mine's got to 1600 absolutely rock solid at 1.85V, with 37.7C being the highest temp under full load I've seen so far :)

I'd like to volt mod my KG7-RAID when it gets here, and with a burn-in as well hopefully get to around 1700. That may just be wishful thinking though - extra voltage doesn't always guarantee a higher overclock.

[wildone]

hey , I thought this may help you a little in you decision
http://www.athlonoc.com/stepping2.php
that is the athlon stepping codes and gives a pretty good Idea of what to expect out of the chips.
Wildone