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 Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 10:06 am Post subject: AMD-X5-150ADW (P75+) |
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Hello, first time posting here.
So it would seem that what I thought was a 133adw that I have had all these years is in fact a 150. After doing some research it looks to be somewhat of a rarity. I am putting together a "super" 486 system to run Puppy Linux and got my old M-tech R418 out of the cabinet along with this cpu as well as another that is an AMD-X5-133ADW. I had ran the 150 as a 133/160 (4x33/4x40) in the past and it worked fine, not knowing it's true id.
So, first: shall I keep using the 150 as a 160 @ 4x40mhz, which seems to be fine with the PCI cards or would it be better performce at 3x50 as long as the PCI cards like it?
Second, what is this 150 worth?
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| Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 8:12 pm Post subject: Re: AMD-X5-150ADW (P75+) |
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| Hunter wrote: |
Second, what is this 150 worth?
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I am also interested in the answer for this question.
I just picked one up this morning 
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| Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2011 7:09 am Post subject: Re: AMD-X5-150ADW (P75+) |
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| Hunter wrote: |
Second, what is this 150 worth?
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Please post a picture. If visual condition of prints is very good then value of this chip can be high.
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not to offend photograph... my phone does better pictures... can this chip be repictured with something more accurate ? perhaps plain old scanner ?
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| max3 wrote: | | not to offend photograph... my phone does better pictures... can this chip be repictured with something more accurate ? perhaps plain old scanner ? |
that was the auction pic, not hugo's
I should have took a pic before I resent it to him (I did fix a bunch of bent pins on it though), but he'll have it in a week or so
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i see.
well, it would be great to see a better picture of it.
p.s. thanks for clarification.
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I'm back... I'll post a picture of it tomorrow when I get a moment. Just revisiting, that is, my interest in getting this thing going again, boy how time zips by  |
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| Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:52 am Post subject: |
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And here is the eternal question:
is it genuine or not?  |
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| Quote: | And here is the eternal question:
is it genuine or not? |
Ahhh Yes, I hope so  , or it's 
Well, and how would I tell?? I was running it as a 4x40 (160), I'll need to check that out for sure later. Was purchased new in the day, paired with M-Tech R418. |
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From that picture looks genuine BUT it is small. High resolution + flash lamp and from different angle then we can say more about genuineness.
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May be a while, but I'll report back.. |
We haven't heard from you yet 
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