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donutty
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Nice!  Was it out of an Epson printer? |
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Neon_WA
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| donutty wrote: | | Nice! Was it out of an Epson printer? |
look like it was a control panel for production plant system.. looking at the other stuff dumped at the same time.. probably from the local coke cola bottle plant 
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donutty
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| Ah right... it's just that I've had boards from old Epson printers that have exactly the same type of silkscreen (font, layout etc.) |
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Neon_WA
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havent had much time to look for new chips for my collection lately, but yesterday stopped into the local tip.. glad i did
reclaimed from a puter about to be crushed by the dozer a very nice early 486 overdrive 
ODPR486DX-25 A2 SZ678
on a side note, all the SZ678s in collections have been from the same week
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g0b
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I like that ! really nice !
SZ678 are really hard to find...
BTW anybody here has a SU00x overdrive ?
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Neon_WA
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| g0b wrote: | I like that ! really nice !
SZ678 are really hard to find...
BTW anybody here has a SU00x overdrive ?
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there is 2 x SU001s i know of.. one is living in Oregon 
the other is on CPU-zone i think
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Neon_WA
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im not that keen on newer CPUs unless they are unique, but the latest addition,
a socket 771 2.8GHz/4M/533MHz dual-core Dempsey Xeon i think is unique enuf
The QGSHES is the only 533FSB Dempsey that im aware of, as Intel opted to increase the FSB to compete with AMD server processors to be released.
This I believe was going to be the 5010 of the 5000 series range of Xeons, with this CPU being made nearly a full year before the release date
EDIT >> looking at the numbering of 7100 series Xeons, this most likely would of been numbered 5043
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JAC
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| I have SU001, SU003, SU004. I missed out on the SU002 a few years ago to a collector in Europe, the price was high, our bidding war drove the price high, around 90USD I think. I have not seen one since on eBay - but I also HAVE NOT BEEN LOOKING. |
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Neon_WA
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the latest addition was pulled out of a puter in the local verge collection a week ago.
Originally had an OEM heatsink just marked with 486 DX2/50 B1... so nothing amazing.
Yesterday decided to remove the heatsink and check the sSpec
Was pleasantly surprised by a very uncommon sSpec... SX761
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Neon_WA
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been a while since I have shown any of my collection finds.
the latest is the slowest Banias Pentium M... a ULV 900MHz BGA SL6NJ
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Neon_WA
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I bought a pile of CPUs just to get a Pro 150 in the lot and was going to sell the other ones off. But there was one in the pile which won't be sold off as gold scrap
Hidden in the pile was this lovely SX885 90MHz Pentium, that still needs that horrible brown heat-sink glue to be clean off.
But I thought it was worth showing before I pretty her up
on a side note, the Pro 150 ended up being the 2nd oldest production Pro found so far
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JAC
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| You are lucky that thermal interface material didnt rip up the logo. Might be best to just clean up the ceramic anjd leave the gold top. |
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Neon_WA
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| JAC wrote: | | You are lucky that thermal interface material didnt rip up the logo. Might be best to just clean up the ceramic anjd leave the gold top. |
yes.. probably best. I played with one similar and the printing started to flake
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