 
# ABOUT COFFEE REVISIONS
 
B0 - Has "old" textolite, same as skylake/kabylake CPUs, and assigned with 906EB mCode.
     It's easy for mod bios and not needed any shorting/isolating work. Almost all of 
     8th Gen i3/Pentium/Celeron use it.
 
U0 - Has "new" textolite with a bit other pinout, needs 906EA mCode. Requires SKU hack
     mod and shorting/isolating some pins, board vendor depends. All CPUs 8th Gen i5/i7
     and some of 9th Gen has this one.
 
P0 - CFL Refresh textolite. Visually a bit other than U0. Used by most of 9th Gen CPUs, needs
     906EC mCode. Requires the same mod list as U0 (same dependencies by threads count).
 
- All Coffee Xeon CPUs has same revision as similar with them Core i samples.
 
- According official info i3 8100, G5400 and G5400T can use B0 and U0 revisions, but all
  known i3 8100 has B0 revision and Pentium G5400/G5400T - U0. There are no noticed incidents
  with i3 8100-U0, G5400-B0 or G5400T-B0 at the moment. So we can expect that all i3 8100 will
  required B0-mod and G5400/G5400T - U0-mod. Anyway CoffeeTime can make both.
 
- CPU revision can be identified by visual. Check out comparison image.
 