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Neon_WA
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 Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 11:56 pm Post subject: Pentium MMX fake or what? |
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i just received a socket 7 board i bought for testing my MMX pentiums. The processor still in the board has me a bit bemused, as the markings are all wrong 
Has anyone got any suggestions till i get around to testing it?... a fake? 
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hugo929
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the top marking and bottom marking are geniune. the '233' at bottom left corner is remarked from '200'
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Neon_WA
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well its definately a remarked cpu 
the pics are with the heatsink removed. the one on the right has been applied with a solution i use to pick porosity differences in rock samples.
The darker it is, the more porous (absorbant). So the corner has been ground and remarked with the 233.
So only question is by who lol 
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