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Marcin
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 Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2005 12:46 pm Post subject: Strange P4004 :? |
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Hello,
I receive two pieces of Intel P4004. Looks very strange like FAKE 
What is your opinion ? 
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Looks fake to me too. Are there any markings on the back?
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Marcin
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On back there is small square and in this square one word : USA. That is not marked by paint.
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i agree with Gennadiy, the cpu packing looks very odd, not to mention the markings... i think it a chip that is something else than a cpu marked as a P4004...  if you look very carefully it looks like it got rubed with sandpaper or something similar... |
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Marcin
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wepwawet
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can you?
I can
I do it for free - just shipping of course (maybe within our trade) |
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mvortikar
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| Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 5:09 pm Post subject: Re: Strange P4004 :? |
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Theres a similar, badly marked, C8008 up on ebay right now. It looks very suspicious.
-Mvort
| Marcin Majewski wrote: | Hello,
I receive two pieces of Intel P4004. Looks very strange like FAKE
What is your opinion ? |
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wepwawet
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Just to give the answer for all (interested):
Unfortunately but as expected it is not a working i4004, there's absolutely no reaction in my M900 like no chip installed.
The chip doesn't get warm (like the SGS 4004 does).
Of course both samples are on the way back (if not arrived already).
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Marcin
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| wepwawet wrote: | Just to give the answer for all (interested):
Unfortunately but as expected it is not a working i4004, there's absolutely no reaction in my M900 like no chip installed.
The chip doesn't get warm (like the SGS 4004 does).
Of course both samples are on the way back (if not arrived already).
br, Michael |
Thank you Michael for great work 
So they are FAKE. Hmmm If somebody interest in trade for them I will be happy.
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Marcin
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hehehe good one 
It is going to be scary. I will go to shop with motherboard because soon nobody will knows what he buy Of course I just kidding
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