Athlon XP 2700 AIUHB

Molester · Jul 16, 2003

Athlon XP 2700 178x13.5x=2.403

ok, got my computer parts, processor says AIUHB, is that a
t-bred a or t-bred b, which is the better overclocker?

Jay23 · Jul 16, 2003

Im pretty sure a Tbred B.. I could be mistaken though

HaTE · Jul 16, 2003

its a tbred B

Gautam · Jul 16, 2003

Thorougbred revision B, what you have. Its the latest revision, adding an extra copper interconnect layer as opposed to the A, so it overclocks a lot better. The last letter in the code being B is what denotes its revision.

trimai · Jul 16, 2003

AIUHB ends with a "B". So, it must be Throughbred B. Is it also true that anything higher than Xp2400 are Throughbred B?

Gautam · Jul 16, 2003

Yes, that is correct.

Molester · Jul 16, 2003

ok, my computer, under the 12v, shows me running at 13.12, instead of the setup:
3v
5v
12v

it says
3.3v
5v
12v

asus probe keeps popping up showing me the 12v is to high(13.12)?

could use some help, anyone?

Molester · Jul 16, 2003

plus, anyone know what temp. it's supposed to run at stock, right now it's at 49c, and i just put arctic silver on?, before the silver it ran at 47c

Jay23 · Jul 16, 2003

You mite of put too much AS on

trimai · Jul 16, 2003

My XP2400 run at 17*133=2260 Mhz. Idle at 44-45C and full load at 51-52C. Motherboard is ABIT KT7A. H/S is Alpha 6035 with 60mm Sunon fan.

Molester · Jul 17, 2003

ok, well, finished windows update, then was putting quake 3 on, when i restarted, it never came back on, when i hit the power button, the lights flick on then off immediately, that's it, did my power supply burn out?, any suggestions?

Molester · Jul 17, 2003

anyone? anyone?

trimai · Jul 17, 2003

Molester:

13.12V for the 12V line may be too high (> 5% ) that is why you are getting all the warning from ASUS Probe. I am afraid that you may have damaged your motherboard for running such a high voltage on the 12V line. I really hope that I am wrong here.

Molester · Jul 17, 2003

yeee friggin haaaa,

ok, it was the power supply that burned out, and i'm now the proud owner of an antec truepower 480w power supply, wooohooo

now holding steady at 12.096v, yeah
computer running like a dream, temps are even down, 48c w/ load, in other words, guess the arctic silver is running right.

start overclocking tomorrow probably(don't tell the g/f)

trimai · Jul 17, 2003

I am glad I was wrong. I am surprised that an Antec 480w can burn out that easy. It is quite expensive and supposed to be good. I hope that your P/S is still under warranty.

Molester · Jul 17, 2003

no, i was using the p/s that came w/ the computer, 350w, now i have an antec

RedDawg41 · Jul 17, 2003

Was that an Antec pwr supply that originally burnt out on your rig?

Molester · Jul 17, 2003

we posted at same time, stock was a 350w that came w/ case, now i have the antec

trimai · Jul 17, 2003

The P/S that is supplied with the case are most of the time generic P/S. Now I am not surprised at all. The Antec 480w has good reputation and it should last a long time. You make a very good choice for the P/S. I am using the generic 350w at the moment. I probably will switch to a better P/S soon.

Molester · Jul 18, 2003

just finished playing quake 3 for first time on my newly built(and fixed) computer, already hitting 570 fps, gonna do a 3dmark test on it for a stock score b4 i start o/c'ing it.

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