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CPUShack
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Neon_WA
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Nice D4040 board 
especially as it has one of the rare factory error D4040s with the pin 1 marker being on pin 24
At first I thought these had the print upside down, then realised the top ceramic layer has been attached facing down.
I guess the pin 1 dimple is on both sides of the ceramic (in same corner)
Biggest surprise is that Intel allowed some of these out and didnt even paint on a replacement pin 1 marker on the ceramic
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lhf_james
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Guess I've known where this board comes from. What a pity I didn't buy it 
But as the word says, life is like a box of chocolate... Yep, I'll never know what CPU is inside a machine until I open it.
Nice really!
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