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hugo929
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Cpuswe
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When liababua are involved in the bidding, it can end anywhere...  Got mine for $2 if i remember correctly
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Chiefish
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Is that a real chip or a fake?
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Qwerty
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| Chiefish wrote: | | Is that a real chip or a fake? |
All chips with that package type are fakes. It is a highly overclocked mobile Pentium I MMX in TCP package. The Chinese tinkerers crafted a socket 7 adaptor and the shiny golden package.  There are also the golden socket 7 "tillamooks" with 300 MHz and other wonders of the garage craftsmanship.
Here are some pictures:
http://www.chipdb.org/cat-intel-1310.htm?page=2
The eBay member "liababua" is well known for placing extremely high bids for the chips he wants to buy. Ever for a fake. |
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Chiefish
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Thanks i thought i had seen some fakes all shiney like that before. Altho it still looks cool.
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hugo929
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not purely due to liabahua did it go high, the second bidder bidded 22euro. I think he should be a newbie to cpu-collecting.
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Beefeater
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| Interesting photo of Chip, the Digital camera/fingers depicted could identify the seller |
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thomsonicus
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SL25J and it says 120mhz?
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