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CPUShack
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 Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2018 4:42 pm Post subject: CPU Shack: CPU Upgrade Adapters - SOLD |
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Have a couple interesting ones
First is a PowerLeap PL-iP3/T V2.0
This is PowerLeaps Slocket with active voltage regulation and GTL voltage translation for allowing use of Tualatin CPUs in only Slot 1 boards, pretty rare beast
Info here: https://www.roberthancock.com/dell/plip3t/
and manual here: http://www.powerleap.com/pdf_files/PL-iP3T.pdf
$75 and its yours
The second is a S370 adapter for using Tualatin CPUs in an older S370 system (appears similar to the Upgradeware 370GU) SOLD
$28 for it
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iPonRMA
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For me:
The second is a S370 adapter for using Tualatin CPUs in an older S370 system (appears similar to the Upgradeware 370GU)
$28 for it |
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Andreycpu
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| Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 2:14 am Post subject: |
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| The second is a S370 adapter for using Tualatin CPUs in an older S370 system (appears similar to the Upgradeware 370GU) |
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CPUShack
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feipoa
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| The second adapter looks similar to the PowerLeap PL-NeoT. I don't understand why on the Powerleap, they fix the voltage [request] to 1.55 V. The Tualatin runs at 1.45 V nominally. Not sure if your adapter has this "problem". |
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debs3759
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| feipoa wrote: | | The second adapter looks similar to the PowerLeap PL-NeoT. I don't understand why on the Powerleap, they fix the voltage [request] to 1.55 V. The Tualatin runs at 1.45 V nominally. Not sure if your adapter has this "problem". |
According to the manual John linked to, it is adjustable from 1.05V to 1.825V, so should be great for overclocking 
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feipoa
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| debs3759 wrote: | | feipoa wrote: | | The second adapter looks similar to the PowerLeap PL-NeoT. I don't understand why on the Powerleap, they fix the voltage [request] to 1.55 V. The Tualatin runs at 1.45 V nominally. Not sure if your adapter has this "problem". |
According to the manual John linked to, it is adjustable from 1.05V to 1.825V, so should be great for overclocking |
John didn't link a manual for the second adapter. |
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