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    The production date explnation is pretty simple:
    Lets take a common batch number:
    3836A867

    First two digits: not sure.
    Second two digits: Production week.
    First Letter: Batch type, A/B - we are not sure what is exactly the differeance but the rumor has it that B types requires less voltage at the same clock.
    Last 3 digits: probably unit number in the batch as we have seen different CPUs with the same production week but last 3 digits were different, e.g.: 3837A905 and 3837A902.

    If anyone has better info on this, feel free to correct me.
    Last edited by The-Fox; 01-15-2009 at 06:11 AM.

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