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Neon_WA
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Thought i would start picking out a chip from my lastest additions, that are not common, different or just looks pretty 
This week i decided to start with one... not that special... but certainly not an easy one to find (especially if ur into sSpecs  )
Malay made SL5TQ 2.0GHz socket 423 P4
the fastest Willamette made & will go nicely with my SL5SZ 
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I love seeing collectors latest finds  |
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Neon_WA
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latest one today is a Itanium 2 qSpec
QWP4 ES YA80543KC0096M 1.2GHz 6MB cache 400FSB Madison core
a new Itanium 2 qSpec & part number
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Neon_WA
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maybe these little gems, mite get ur heart started for the new year
a nice bonus is both are the earliest i have seen for each sSpec & the SX836 is probably the earliest production goldtop 66 found so far
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| susl45 wrote: | Great job! Stu!
NICE chips! |
thx mate... i think their nice too
Was a nice surprise as i expected at best to get 3 x SX837 as i bought them sight unseen
... but ended up with a SX828, SX836 & a SX837 
| CPUShack wrote: | | Freakin SWEET chips (nice pics too) |
Yes nice pics.. and hopefully u will have some more to take pics of
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Neon_WA
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seeing all have been intels so far.. thought i would show my latest find out of a custom white box
Generally the early K6 processors marked with the PR2 rating have been considered common, but i think they have slid down the rarity scale in the past year or so, so was pleased when i found this K6/PR2-200ALR
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Neon_WA
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one of my latest finds & addition to my collection isn't the prettiest, but i think not a common find
A 6x86 IBM with an old part number 6x86-2V2100GB, but with the new stylish logo , date week 16 1996
on a side note, the newest old part number & logo is from week 15, while the oldest with the new part number & logo is week 17. So it looks like this transitional print format was only produced for a week
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the latest addition to my collection
FV80502166 Q136 ES
even comes with the extra bonus... a hair from CPUShack's head... well i hope its from his head
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