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 Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 8:46 pm Post subject: amd k6 2+/III+ ceramic part number needed - please help |
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hello to all collectors,
actually i am not one of you, but a crazy socket 7 lover. thats why i am interested in some info about all 180nm k6 cpus produced by amd. what i am trying to find out is how much there actually were produced in total ...
... indeed, hard to find out. i noticed that every cpu has the production date on the top and a specific part number on the ceramic base - no idea, if its unique, but i will see.
thats why i am asking you guys - who has got the 2+ or III+ versions, could you tell me the number on the left upper ceramic base? as well the production data (A 0131DPCW for ex.) and what cpu it is. actually i am interested in all cpus produced in the first month of 2000 (2+ aczm versions) and from 2001 on ... thanks @ all!
by the way - very informative site. in the cpu library i found a cpu produced even in 2003, as well the k6 2+ 350auz - never heard of them ever ... |
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If you want what may be the most complete listing of K6-2, K6-2+, K6-III and K6-III+ online, see the K6-2 page and K6-3 page on my site.
I don't claim it to be the largest collection of K62 or K6-3 chips, just possibly the largest list of what is known (and I am always interested to hear of any that are not in my lists, especially if for sale...)
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| Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 4:01 pm Post subject: |
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thanks for that link,
trying to get at least all k6 III+ produced by amd together in one photo library is quite hard to manage. at your link there are some processors missing, that i know for sure they do exist:
k6 III+ 400acr
k6 III+ 450anz
k6 III-P 475ack - i uploaded a photo of that one recently, look here:
www. cpuphotolibrary.com/img5383.htm
on the other hand i am not sure these processors listed at your site are realy existing:
k6 III+ 450atz
k6 III+ 500apz
k6 III+ 550anz
never seen one of those. maybe they exist, but only in some view thousend numbers.
but the purpose of this thread is not finding out which III+ processors are out there. i am only interested in the ceramic part numbers of the last socket7 processors produced. its a seven digit number on the upper left corner of the ceramic cpu base. i see, it will be hard to get that info ... |
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| Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 4:03 pm Post subject: |
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| oh .. sorry. uve got the 400acr ... |
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debs3759
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| Anonymous wrote: | thanks for that link,
trying to get at least all k6 III+ produced by amd together in one photo library is quite hard to manage. at your link there are some processors missing, that i know for sure they do exist:
k6 III+ 400acr
k6 III+ 450anz
k6 III-P 475ack - i uploaded a photo of that one recently, look here:
www. cpuphotolibrary.com/img5383.htm
on the other hand i am not sure these processors listed at your site are realy existing:
k6 III+ 450atz
k6 III+ 500apz
k6 III+ 550anz
never seen one of those. maybe they exist, but only in some view thousend numbers.
but the purpose of this thread is not finding out which III+ processors are out there. i am only interested in the ceramic part numbers of the last socket7 processors produced. its a seven digit number on the upper left corner of the ceramic cpu base. i see, it will be hard to get that info ... |
Thomas already showed me the 475ACK, thanks for the other info. I'll add that to my pages next week...
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| Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 6:16 am Post subject: |
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Hi Debs ,i have an AMD K6-2+ 475 ADZM (not for sale) which is not yet on your list
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| lither wrote: | Hi Debs ,i have an AMD K6-2+ 475 ADZM (not for sale) which is not yet on your list
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Great, thank you.
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| Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:11 am Post subject: |
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lither,
can you give me the ceramic number of that cpu (if it is your cpu on that photo) ... thx
you should upload it here, if you want.
www. cpuphotolibrary.com/member.php?action=uploadform&cat_id=588 |
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can you give me the ceramic number of that cpu |
sure,it reads 2670904 |
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| Anonymous wrote: | lither,
you should upload it here, if you want.
www. cpuphotolibrary.com/member.php?action=uploadform&cat_id=588 |
I have already added that chip to the next upload batch!
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