2800 stepping

xgman · 11-20-02, 01:44 PM

In case anyone was wondering, the newegg version of the 2800 is:

AXDA2800DKV3D
AIUGB0244XPCW

WerewolfX · 11-20-02, 02:55 PM

I would just go for the 2700 or 2600(333) or if you are very lucky a 2400 with the AIUGB stepping. The price premium for the 2800 is just to darn high.

Emericana · 11-20-02, 06:11 PM

well if he knows the stepping he is implying he bought the chip allready so post your results w/ it!

show some stock benchies and then oc the mofo like theres no tomorrow!

xgman · 11-20-02, 09:23 PM

What's a little extra money when you are addicted to the art of overclocking

Anyway, the 2700 I had was stable only to around 2360 or so on air (slk-800) and without trying anything higher yet, the 2800 is stable right out of the box at 2,470 on air at 1.9v. temp reporting on 8k9a2+ is 35.5 degrees. So not bad for a start. This thing should really fly with some better cooling.

OC Detective · 11-21-02, 12:18 AM

Maybe its "a little extra money" when you are able to buy an XP2700+ and a little later an XP2800+ but not everyone is in the same boat as you financially!

11-20-02, 01:44 PM	Thread Starter #1
xgman Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: xgman	2800 stepping In case anyone was wondering, the newegg version of the 2800 is: AXDA2800DKV3D AIUGB0244XPCW
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11-20-02, 02:55 PM	#2
WerewolfX Registered Join Date: Jun 2002	I would just go for the 2700 or 2600(333) or if you are very lucky a 2400 with the AIUGB stepping. The price premium for the 2800 is just to darn high.
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11-20-02, 06:11 PM	#3
Emericana Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Boulder CO	well if he knows the stepping he is implying he bought the chip allready so post your results w/ it! show some stock benchies and then oc the mofo like theres no tomorrow! __________________ Barton 2600m AQYHA 0346 XPMW Y @ 2640mhz 1.9v DFI Infinity 2x256 Twinmos BH5 Geforce FX 5900XT
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11-20-02, 09:23 PM	Thread Starter #4
xgman Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: xgman	What's a little extra money when you are addicted to the art of overclocking Anyway, the 2700 I had was stable only to around 2360 or so on air (slk-800) and without trying anything higher yet, the 2800 is stable right out of the box at 2,470 on air at 1.9v. temp reporting on 8k9a2+ is 35.5 degrees. So not bad for a start. This thing should really fly with some better cooling.
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11-21-02, 12:18 AM	#5
OC Detective Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Malaysia	Maybe its "a little extra money" when you are able to buy an XP2700+ and a little later an XP2800+ but not everyone is in the same boat as you financially!
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