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bassking511
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 Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:11 pm Post subject: So i found this ES core 2 quad can you guys take a look? |
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so i got this yesterday and i searched the web for info, the only picture i found was here
http://www.chipdb.org/img-intel-core-2-quad-q8200-at80580aj053hn-qjkq-es-7030.htm
so i knew it was a q8200, so i looked on intel's website for the order codes. This was OEM and the closest one i could find was
AT80580AJ0534MN meaning a q8200S
the only difference was the 2nd to last letter on mine is an H and using the OEM ID guide on here i discovered it was indeed a q8200S (45nm, low power) interesting enough the H told me it means virtualization tech, which as far as i know, a q8200 does NOT have.
so if that's true, this makes the chip very unique, am i right?
im new to all of this, but im curious to see how much this thing may be worth and how rare is this particular chip and did i ID it correctly?
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:12 pm Post subject: |
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| any machine to test it to see real what is??? |
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kosmokrator
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bassking511
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:14 pm Post subject: |
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no,
although i acquired it along with a mobo, i dont want to run that board as i am trying to sell it and also i dont have any ddr2 to run on the board |
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bassking511
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:15 pm Post subject: |
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| kosmokrator wrote: | http://www.chipdb.org/img-intel-core-2-quad-q8200-at80580aj053hn-qjkq-es-7030.htm
btw chek this....link |
that is the link i have up there, but if i ID'd this correctly, that photo is wrong, as it should be listed as a q8200S not a regular 8200 |
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:17 pm Post subject: |
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yes i m see this after i post the link ...removed...sorry...
some other member here can answer more correctly i think...
nice find btw!
thnx |
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bassking511
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:28 pm Post subject: |
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it was interesting how i go this,
i won it in a drawing at a compusa event,
the guys from com.puter.tv were there, along with a sales rep from intel
when i won they just told me it was an OEM core2quad and they they brought it to me, he didnt even know what they had, just they got it staight from intel i assume |
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gshv
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:21 pm Post subject: Re: So i found this ES core 2 quad can you guys take a loo |
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| bassking511 wrote: | so i knew it was a q8200, so i looked on intel's website for the order codes. This was OEM and the closest one i could find was
AT80580AJ0534MN meaning a q8200S
the only difference was the 2nd to last letter on mine is an H and using the OEM ID guide on here i discovered it was indeed a q8200S (45nm, low power) interesting enough the H told me it means virtualization tech, which as far as i know, a q8200 does NOT have. |
"H" represents L2 cache cache, which is probably 4M. I can't say for sure because there are no production Intel parts that end with "HN". If it stands for 4 MB then your processor is Q8200S, and it doesn't have Virtualization.
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bassking511
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:01 pm Post subject: |
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| anyone have any idea of rarity and value? thanks |
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gshv
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:03 pm Post subject: |
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"H" stands for Virtualization technology only when it's at the end of the part number. In your case "H" is not the last letter in the part number.
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bassking511
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| Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 4:07 pm Post subject: |
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| gshv wrote: | "H" stands for Virtualization technology only when it's at the end of the part number. In your case "H" is not the last letter in the part number.
Gennadiy |
ok that makes more sense, i wasnt sure if that last letters were stackable, like multiple options
so we know now then that 4h must be 4mb L2 cache for a ES C2Q i dont know what else it may apply to |
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bassking511
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does anyone have any idea what this thing is worth? if i sold it would the ES designation make it more valuable?
a boxed retail 8200s is about 240
im only thinking of selling it because imma bea college student soon and i will need the money |
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Mixeur
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ES cpus are more valuable than commercial cpus on old models, because they are searched for by collectors.
On new cpus, it depends. Some people would not like to buy a prototype cpu with all the risk which could occur, and some will pay more for them because of unlocked multiplier. So I would say that you could try to sell it for 240 and see what'll happen. If none wants it at this price, just lower the price...
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Mostly all here are collectors and this is not yet a collectable CPU since it still has a higher value for a ordinary user, so its kinda hard to say and perhaps why there aren't any replys.
Out of a collecting point of view there are little difference between a 6-7 year old Pentium III engineering sample and this one. I would give $30-40 for it to put it in a drawer with the rest of my collection. If its something really unique, a bit more.
So my recommendation is to check with a overclocking forum. Perhaps this is a overclockers dream worth gazzillions, perhaps it does not overclock well at all? They would know that.
But ES can be a bad thing also, its a unfinished cpu with possible errors, bugs and no warranty.
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