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Marcin
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Hello,
Some new cpus in collection :
AMD N80L286 16/S
AMD 386 DX 33
AMD ATHLON 550
AMD ATHLON 1333
AMD ATHLON 1800 PALOMINO
AMD ATHLON 2000 PALOMINO
AMD DURON 1100
AMD K6/PR2 200 ALR
AMD K6-III 450 AFX 2.2V
AMD P80C287-10
CYRIX DX2 50
CYRIX 686L P150 2.8V
CYRIX 686L PR166 (long description)
CYRIX 686 P166 3.3V or 3.52V
CYRIX FASMATH 387-25
CYRIX GXM 200 2.2V 85C
CYRIX MII 366 (small MII logo)
HARRIS CS80C286-20
HP PA RISC 440 MHZ
IBM 50G3589 (386 CLASS)
IBM 586C without heatsink
IBM PowerPC 604e 200MHz
IDT WINCHIP 200 3.3V
IIT 387-40 goldcap
IIT 487DLX25/50 black
IIT 487DLX25/50 brown
INTEL 386 SL 25
INTEL 387 SX 20
INTEL i960 33 aluminium
INTEL i960 16 PLCC
INTEL RAPID CAD-1
INTEL RAPID CAD-2
INTEL CELERON 300 PGA
INTEL CELERON 333 PGA
INTEL CELERON 366 PGA
INTEL CELERON 400 PGA
INTEL CELERON 366 SLOT1
INTEL CELERON 433 SLOT1
INTEL CELERON 466 PGA
INTEL CELERON 500 PGA
INTEL CELERON 633 1.7V
INTEL CELERON 800 1.75V
INTEL D4004
INTEL 486 SX 25 (big gold cap on back)
INTEL 486 DX4 75 mobile
INTEL 486 DX2 40 mobile
INTEL 486 OVERDRIVE 50
INTEL 486 OVERDRIVE 66
INTEL PENTIUM 100 2.9V mobile
INTEL PENTIUM 4 1.7 S423
INTEL PENTIUM 133 MMX 2.45V mobile
INTEL PENTIUM 266 MMX 1.9V mobile
INTEL PENTIUM 200 BOX San Ace MC cooler
INTEL PENTIUM III 450 mobile
INTEL PENTIUM III 500 mobile
INTEL PENTIUM III 650 1.65V
INTEL PENTIUM III 733 1.7V
INTEL PENTIUM III 750 1.65V
INTEL PENTIUM III 933 1.75V
INTEL PENTIUM OVERDRIVE 200 V2.8 (aluminium cap on back)
INTEL PENTIUM OVERDRIVE 166 (without MMX ?)
KINGSTON TURBO CHIP 233 MARKED AS 200 MMX
MOS 6510CBM
MOTOROLA MC68000P8
MOTOROLA MVME6000BC
MOTOROLA MC68302FE20C
MOTOROLA XPC750 266MHz
NEXGEN 5X87
WEITEK 3170A-020
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Mixeur
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| Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 2:10 pm Post subject: Re: ABC CPU - BIG UPDATE - 69 NEW CPUs |
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| Wow, this is a really big update !!! |
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gshv
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| Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 10:38 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | INTEL PENTIUM OVERDRIVE 200 V2.8 (aluminium cap on back) |
That aluminium cap on the back looks, uhmmm, unnatural. I don't lilke the markings on the top either - font is different from other MMX overdrives. Could it be a fake?
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Marcin
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| Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 12:02 am Post subject: |
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| gshv wrote: | That aluminium cap on the back looks, uhmmm, unnatural. I don't lilke the markings on the top either - font is different from other MMX overdrives. Could it be a fake?
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Hmmm  That CPU I bought in shop with used parts - no trade from China etc. I never heard that : fake CPUs arrive to polish shops. Of course I'm not sure but maybe is chance to identify if somebody who have Overdrive 200 V2.8. Then we can compare.
Aluminium cap not looks like hand work, CPU was tested and work.
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gshv
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| Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 7:45 pm Post subject: |
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| Marcin Majewski wrote: | | Aluminium cap not looks like hand work, CPU was tested and work. |
It doesn' look like it was put there by Intel either. Just think about this - they created design specification for the socket and the package, sent this specification to motherboard manufacturers, and then they make the processor not compatible with this specification by adding an aluminum cap on the back? I doubt they would do that.
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xi11west
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| Posted: Sat Oct 01, 2005 2:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Marcin Majewski wrote: |
Hmmm That CPU I bought in shop with used parts - no trade from China etc. I never heard that : fake CPUs arrive to polish shops. Of course I'm not sure but maybe is chance to identify if somebody who have Overdrive 200 V2.8. Then we can compare.
Aluminium cap not looks like hand work, CPU was tested and work. |
I don't know if your CPU is a fake but I can't agree with your logic. What makes you think CPUs traded from China are fake? |
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xi11west
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There are tons of old CPUs shipped to China for recovery every day from all over the world. It is not suprising there're many fakes, but they are not necessarily forged in China.
Does it make sense to say a chip is not a fake because it's not from China? The logic does not stand.
I've seen a lot of such sayings targeting a whole country on this forum. Maybe you don't need to consider other people's feeling but if this is allowed, I can make many similar conclusions, and some people won't feel comfortable with them either. |
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Marcin
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Propably this is fake Overdrive. First fake I ever seen in Poland. That must be first time 
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| xi11west wrote: |
Does it make sense to say a chip is not a fake because it's not from China? The logic does not stand.
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This is true, and you make a good point with the fact that most scrap CPU's are sold to China.
I do know that most all remarking busts were made in Taiwan, with some in Eastern Europe and China.
In the US they just steal truckfulls of Intel CPU's and resell them.
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Marcin
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| Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 9:56 am Post subject: |
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| xi11west wrote: | There are tons of old CPUs shipped to China for recovery every day from all over the world. It is not suprising there're many fakes, but they are not necessarily forged in China.
Does it make sense to say a chip is not a fake because it's not from China? The logic does not stand.
I've seen a lot of such sayings targeting a whole country on this forum. Maybe you don't need to consider other people's feeling but if this is allowed, I can make many similar conclusions, and some people won't feel comfortable with them either. |
I was to speedy saying (suggesting) that all FAKE CPUs are from CHINA. I was in wrong because my knowlage was not enough to be certain. On this subject can expressone's people who have many years of experience.
Last few weeks I contacted with persons (in Poland) who faked chips : ingraved, remarked etc. I was surprised when I got this information. But statistics from origin FAKE CPUs said most of them are from China. I think there isn't country were fake CPU wasn't made.
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