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lazyfortress
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 Posted: Wed Apr 17, 2019 8:53 pm Post subject: What type of processor has the sSpec QLLL0? |
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I saw this one guy's eBay sale, and one of the processors listed was QLLL0. That one caught my eye because of the weird qSpec. It looks like a Westmere Xeon socket type, but I don't know for sure. It is also delidded for some odd reason.
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crazybubba64
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Based on the listing (looked up the qcode), it's an LGA1567 Xeon. The die is visibly cracked, so it's definitely a goner.
As for the lack of lid, I know the 2009 mac pro desktops shipped with delidded 1366 chips for better cooling performance (honestly, not much better as the dies were soldered to the IHS on these anyways)
The qcode is a mystery though.
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wren4777
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Interesting, I had no idea Intel used five character q-specs for modern(ish) chips.
No idea on the delid.
One of those chips is a C1 QX9770 qualification sample, though. The bundle's worth grabbing for that alone.
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Looks like unfinished package.
Are we sure it's not simple mistake in listing? |
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crazybubba64
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Figured it out. It's a typo. The correct part is QLLO.
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wren4777
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| crazybubba64 wrote: | | Figured it out. It's a typo. The correct part is QLLO. |
That doesn't make sense either though, that's a C2D and the listing shows a 1567 Xeon. Of course Intel reuse qspecs, but would they reuse one so soon?
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crazybubba64
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The 1567 chip is a mystery, it doesn't seem to have a q code in the listing. The QEFW in the listing is actually a Xeon E7-4880v2.
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