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Want to know a mystery that has been unsolved for the longest time...? Well, AMD Thoroughbred CPUs and voltages.
The truth and overclocking comparing Tbred to Palomino.
First off,
Within three weeks, the XP1900+ will start to hit pricewatch and all outlets around the earth (As long as Palomino stock is sold out!).
The XP1900+ is an overclockers CPU, I can clearly see this and someone simply running the 166MHz FSB and attaining 2GHz right outa the box with some vigor Vcore uppings.
The mystery to the T-bred Vcore. I have two friends with t-breds, one with a T-bred XP2100+ and the other with a XP2200+ and both of them can run 1.73GHz and 1.80GHz repectively with only 1.50V .
AMD recommends 1.65V with the XP2200+ but with more stable steppings of Thoroughbred coming out, this number HOPEFULLY will get cut back.
His XP2200+ runs flawless at 1800MHz with 1.50V, very nice!
Within two weeks, my local computer store is getting XP1900+ Thoroughbreds in permenantly for stock. Get this, they cost only $165 Canadian! ($90 US).
I have a customer who wants the XP1900+ so I might just go for the T-bred. Appearently, the store says the new XP1900+'s use a Brand new stepping still unheard of. Guess we'll see..
DS-Master
The truth and overclocking comparing Tbred to Palomino.
First off,
Within three weeks, the XP1900+ will start to hit pricewatch and all outlets around the earth (As long as Palomino stock is sold out!).
The XP1900+ is an overclockers CPU, I can clearly see this and someone simply running the 166MHz FSB and attaining 2GHz right outa the box with some vigor Vcore uppings.
The mystery to the T-bred Vcore. I have two friends with t-breds, one with a T-bred XP2100+ and the other with a XP2200+ and both of them can run 1.73GHz and 1.80GHz repectively with only 1.50V .
AMD recommends 1.65V with the XP2200+ but with more stable steppings of Thoroughbred coming out, this number HOPEFULLY will get cut back.
His XP2200+ runs flawless at 1800MHz with 1.50V, very nice!
Within two weeks, my local computer store is getting XP1900+ Thoroughbreds in permenantly for stock. Get this, they cost only $165 Canadian! ($90 US).
I have a customer who wants the XP1900+ so I might just go for the T-bred. Appearently, the store says the new XP1900+'s use a Brand new stepping still unheard of. Guess we'll see..
DS-Master