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chipcollector
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 Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 2:19 pm Post subject: tualatin engineering sample |
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Recently a seller had ended an auction for a Tualatin engineering sample, running at 533mhz. Anyone seen one of these before? How much do you think they would range in price if the auction were continue??
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Paul |
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x86sniper
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Location: Hong Kong
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xsecret
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chipcollector
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| The_Mad wrote: | | It's an early Tualatin 1 GHz ES, the same that I have. The seller probably tried it after a clear CMOS : the CPU would have booted at 8*66 MHz instead of 8*133 MHz, displaying 533 MHz instead of 1 GHz... |
You could be right, but that cpu's writing does not match to your 1 ghz ES. Check out the photos in the auction, and look at the photo of your ES. His is missing the printing on the top section.
Since there's no other information available on "D101F017S", (oddly enough the only site that came up was yours when It was searched ) there's a good chance you may be wrong. But who knows, this thing is probably worthless anyway. Right? |
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CPUShack
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