Is "AIUGA" a T-Bred "A" or "B"

[formosian]

I just came across newegg's T-Bred 1800+ and took a look at the picture: http://www.newegg.com/app/Showimage.asp?image=19-103-354-01.jpg.

If it's a T-Bred "B", that will be quite a deal for $75.

 

[SLO_N8]

That chip appears to be an A. I wish it was a B, but I'm pretty sure its not

 

[dropadrop]

Isn't that the stepping the first (or even current) xp2400's have?

 

[Pinky]

Ordered one... a little info is starting to trickle in already about these...

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=528620&highlight=AIUGA

 

[{PMS}fishy]

Im still confused. One person says that its a B and the other that its an A. It runs at 1.5v which I believe makes it an A, I thought the Bs ran at 1.6v. Pinky let me know how it works out. I sold my T-Bred and bought another 1600+

 

[formosian]

According to this guy at Hardforums, AIUGA still a T-Bred A. IMO T-Bred "A" is still not worth the buck yet.

So only AIUCB and AIUGB are T-Bred B's at this moment. Am I correct on this one?

 

[dropadrop]

amd could seriously cut down on all these steppings...

 

[Kosmic]

Who would keep us on our toes if they did?

 

[OC Detective]

You can tell by the order code if it is an A or B. An A will be AXDA1800DLT3C whilst a B will be AXDA1800DUT3C

 

[xgman]

AIUGB is the newest stepping for the 2600 and 2700 etc.