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    Oh the difference a batch makes.

    Discussion in 'Acer' started by Meaker@Sager, Jul 7, 2009.

  1. Meaker@Sager

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    I just got one of the first batches of G2 stepping Turion X2s (AAA8G 0723RPAW).

    Not only is it's stock voltage the lowest at 1.075v it will OCCT stress test pass at stock speed at 0.875v :D

    That and with a TL-60 my ram will run at 800mhz so I am swapping out the TL-64.
     
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    OMG "ULV" AMDs lucky dude. :cool:
    Is that the new griffin turions or the tylers?
     
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    It's a tyler from 27th week 2007.
     
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    Oh I am looking for Griffin Turions.
    Mine can only UV to 1.075 any lower can't pass Intel Burn In test.
     
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    2.43Ghz at 1v, HTT @ 972Mhz, Ram @ 972 DDR with the ref frequency (FSB) at 243Mhz.
     
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