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Gigan
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 Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2018 4:37 pm Post subject: AMD - Identify a chip |
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Hi!
I recently bought an AMD slot processor. I have not found any match on the model.
Attached chip information:
A650CPRGEA
92013180109
0023WPGW
M C 1999 AMD
can you help me identify it? |
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isa-d
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Gigan
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debs3759
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Slot A processors are identified by the part number on the plastic casing, so you wouldn't find the part number off the die on this site. To my eyes, that CPU has been destroyed.
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CPUShack
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stick it in a motherboard and it may just work though LOL
Back in the day these sometimes got stripped for some crazy cooling solutions
Nowadays its just from scrappers
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