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dippy_skoodlez said:
If it's a T-bred XP2000 or lower.
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If it's a T-bred XP2000 or lower.
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Maximus, I just found out about this product that might deserve a spot in your sticky. It's a new version of the old "Golden Socket Adapter". Claims that it allows any multiplier, up to 24X. Looks really promising.
Here is one distributor of this product. I don't know anything about this distributor, but they carry the product.
Credit, where credit is due.
*EDIT* According to the manufacturer, this will only work with CPU's that are unlocked by default, aka, all their L1 bridges are intact. This is the default condition of T-breds and Bartons, but not ~all~ earlier processors.
Here is one distributor of this product. I don't know anything about this distributor, but they carry the product.
Credit, where credit is due.
*EDIT* According to the manufacturer, this will only work with CPU's that are unlocked by default, aka, all their L1 bridges are intact. This is the default condition of T-breds and Bartons, but not ~all~ earlier processors.
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Maximus, my cousins ordered a 2000+ from newegg and it's a DUT3C AIXHB 0322*PAW (forgot about that one letter, I'll check it soon). So I guess that counts as a spotting in the wild.
Now only if I can convince them to swap for my 1700+...
Now only if I can convince them to swap for my 1700+...
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Thread Updated - Thanks guys the feedback is greatly appreciated.
TheGhengisKhan said:I threw together a quick pic for unlocking my (soon to be delivered) Tbred and thought I'd share it. Yes, I know, it's just the paint guide from the ocinside.com website, but I printed this out so that since my computer will be down for about a day and my memory sucks, I won't mistakenly paint over the wrong dots.
the only thing you paint is the red file for l3 and leave all the other open
like the l11, l3,l1?
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The sixth link under TBreds is dead.
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Hi update on the steppings. I have a 2000+ and it's stepping is :
AXDA2000DU3TC Y838656280083
AIUMB 0318SPAW
Just thought you might want to know
cyrix
AXDA2000DU3TC Y838656280083
AIUMB 0318SPAW
Just thought you might want to know
cyrix
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Cyrix_2k said:Hi update on the steppings. I have a 2000+ and it's stepping is :
AXDA2000DU3TC Y838656280083
AIUMB 0318SPAW
Just thought you might want to know
cyrix
Spaw.. Nice..
First spAw Ive seen lol..
hopefully it will do well OC'ing!
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***New stepping***
Just bought a 1700+ from newegg and its an axda
AIWGA 0324 VPMW
DLT3c BTW... Can't wait to see how it OC's!
Just bought a 1700+ from newegg and its an axda
AIWGA 0324 VPMW
DLT3c BTW... Can't wait to see how it OC's!
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Poor dippy_skoodlez got himself a DLT3C T-Bred A:
His code was AIWG--->A<---
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=222237
Do not buy 1700+ from newegg.
They only guarantee 2100+ as T-Bred B's.
His code was AIWG--->A<---
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=222237
Do not buy 1700+ from newegg.
They only guarantee 2100+ as T-Bred B's.
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Yea.. I noticed Now..
newegg is being dumb lol... ahwell.. Im going to need an upgrade soon...
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Yeah, I've bought half a dozen XP1700's from Newegg in the past two months. All were B's, except one. That's the gamble you take, when you buy from Newegg, but hey, they're cheap.
*EDIT* The last four or five XP1700's I have bought from Newegg, have all been T-bred A's.
*EDIT* The last four or five XP1700's I have bought from Newegg, have all been T-bred A's.
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"All XP2000+ and lower rated tbred cpus will be unlocked from the factory, allowing multipliers 5-12.5 to be adjusted in the bios of ANY MOTHERBOARD that support the processor and have multiplier selection."
I didn't see it mentioned anywhere, and it's not a real big deal, but for complete accuracy:
I have an Epox 8rda+ rev.2 (see sig). Although the 10 and 10.5 multipliers are selectable in the bios, I get an overclocking error no matter what fsb and voltage I'm at. This is with the 1700 listed in the sig. I have seen several other posts regarding the same problem. It's obviously the mobo, but I haven't found a fix anywhere.
Just thought I'd through that in, you know, in the interest of completeness
I didn't see it mentioned anywhere, and it's not a real big deal, but for complete accuracy:
I have an Epox 8rda+ rev.2 (see sig). Although the 10 and 10.5 multipliers are selectable in the bios, I get an overclocking error no matter what fsb and voltage I'm at. This is with the 1700 listed in the sig. I have seen several other posts regarding the same problem. It's obviously the mobo, but I haven't found a fix anywhere.
Just thought I'd through that in, you know, in the interest of completeness
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Yeah, a mobo issue won't apply to that general rule (there's always an exception, and since it doesn't work when it should it's an Epox issue).
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Low multipliers: 12.5 and lower.
High multipliers: 13 and higher.
Epox and other nForce2 can select all multipliers. Epox can only post all multipliers on 2100+ and higher CPUs because the default multiplier is 13 for 2100+.
Only Abit and Soltek nForce2s are known thus far to post higher multipliers on CPUs below 2100+.
More info:
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=232303
High multipliers: 13 and higher.
Epox and other nForce2 can select all multipliers. Epox can only post all multipliers on 2100+ and higher CPUs because the default multiplier is 13 for 2100+.
Only Abit and Soltek nForce2s are known thus far to post higher multipliers on CPUs below 2100+.
More info:
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=232303
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New Barton stepping AQZEA
looks like a winner.
looks like a winner.
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I just got a new Barton stepping (at least it isn't on the list), no overclock info yet as I still need a few more parts.
Details:
AXQFA 0335 SPMW
Details:
AXQFA 0335 SPMW
I must be really lucky because I just bought a retail boxed 2500+ barton, and my stepping was AQXEA - the one that is rated a 10 for overclocking. I have yet to do anything yet... still in the packaging. Just "waiting" for free time to come across so I can install this bad motha on a Gigabyte 7N400 Pro2. mmmmm. I can taste the heat now...
I have yet to do anything yet... still in the packaging. Just "waiting" for free time to come across so I can install this bad motha on a Gigabyte 7N400 Pro2. mmmmm. I can taste the heat now...
