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hugo929
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Do we have assorted weight list on CPU's?
I find it's interesting to know how weigh CPU is. at least it is helpful to estimate shipping cost LOL!
I weighed two CPU's by balance and get the following data:
Cyrix MII GOLD CAP: 45 grams
Moblie P3 : 6 grams
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| Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:01 pm Post subject: Re: weight of CPU's |
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| hugo929 wrote: | Cyrix MII GOLD CAP: 45 grams
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42.106gms actually 
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hugo929
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| Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:06 pm Post subject: Re: weight of CPU's |
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | hugo929 wrote: | Cyrix MII GOLD CAP: 45 grams
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42.106gms actually |
How do you get it?
Is my balance wrong? 
I weighed them several days before, probably I mistaken the exact number in my memory.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 7:13 pm Post subject: Re: weight of CPU's |
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| hugo929 wrote: |
How do you get it?
Is my balance wrong?
I weighed them several days before, probably I mistaken the exact number in my memory. |
i have 3 balances, all with certified calibration masses.
When i have some time i can make list of processors masses 
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Neon_WA
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Here u go Hugo
4gm 24-pin socket IC (ceramic)
7gm 24-pin socket Eprom (ceramic)
7gm 40-pin socket IC (ceramic)
24gm AMD 486
23gm AMD K6 & K6-2
18gm AMD Duron / Athlon (ceramic socket A)
11gm AMD Duron / Athlon / ........ (plastic socket A)
149gm AMD Athlon (slot A cartridge only)
330gm AMD Athlon (slot A passive heatsink)
41gm AMD Athlon XP / Sempron /....... (AM / AM2 socket)
42gm Cyrix MII (gold top)
35gm HP PA-Risc 7100/7150; 119gm (including HS);
43gm IBM 6x86L (gold top)
25gm IBM 6x86MX (brown top)
29gm IDT WinChip C6
24gm Intel i960 (ceramic)
16gm Intel 386 (ceramic)
10gm Intel 387 (ceramic)
24gm Intel 486 (ceramic)
44gm Intel 486 Overdrive
36gm Intel Pentium 60/66 (ceramic - Socket 4)
61gm Intel Pentium 60/66 (gold top - Socket 4)
73gm Intel Pentium Overdrive (including HS & fan)
48gm Intel Pentium 75, 90... (gold top - socket 5/7)
30gm Intel Pentium (ceramic); 46gm (including HS); 70gm (including HS & fan)
20gm Intel Pentium (plastic); 38gm (including HS); 63gm (including HS & fan)
89gm Intel Pentium Pro (gold top)
42gm Intel Celeron SEPP slot package (bare card - NO cache)
43gm Intel Celeron SEPP slot package (bare card - with cache)
153gm Intel Pentium II SECC1 slot package (bare cartridge - NO heatsink)
245gm Intel Pentium II slot package (active HS); 288gm (including active HS & fan)
up to 330gm Intel Pentium II slot package (standard sized passive HS)
up to 415gm Intel Pentium II slot package (very large passive HS)
53gm Intel Pentium III SECC2 slot package (bare cartridge - NO heatsink)
198gm Intel Pentium III slot package (active HS & fan)
up to 280gm Intel Pentium III slot package (standard sized passive HS)
up to 370gm Intel Pentium III slot package (very large passive HS)
9gm Intel Pentium III / Celeron (PPGA 370)
23gm Intel Pentium III / Celeron (PPGA 370 Taulatin)
24gm Intel Pentium IV (423 socket)
19gm Intel Pentium IV / Celeron (478 socket)
22gm Intel Pentium IV / Pentium D / ....... (775 socket)
29gm Intel Xeon (Prestonia)
59gm Intel Xeon (Gallatin MP)
23gm Intel Xeon (Nocona, Irwindale); 877gm (including copper HS )
14gm Motorola 68020 (ceramic)
7gm Motorola 68881 (ceramic)
137gm NEC mainframe CPU (rectangular ceramic, square gold top)
35gm VIA / Cyrix C3 (ceramic, gold top)
Note: ALL masses rounded up to next nearest gram
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And how much is the gold from these weight?  |
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Yes, just get cpushack to send to me lol
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Very nice idea.
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| hugo929 wrote: | Neon: do you know the weight of VIA C3 ceramic?
Thanks |
when i get it i'll weigh it
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| Mixeur wrote: | | it is nice ! I planned to do that for an automatic shipping costs calculation on sale section of my website, but as I don't have an accurate balance, I didn't finish. |
The only ones to be wary of are Pentium II & III with a passive heatsink, as there is alot of variation in heatsinks around.
I have one here with a heatsink the size of a brick that weighs 415gm
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slot A Athlon & pentium overdrive added
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