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Fossalta
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So, now i'm an "active collector" it's time to start collecting 
Got a very nice start... I just found an old chip container on the attick I thought I threw away, pictures below show what I found inside
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Fossalta
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Mailman just walked by, got my first VIA cpu 
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NICE.... START...
keep it up... |
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VIA CyrixIII and C3 are one of my favorite, always nice to see.
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welcome to the forum
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Fossalta
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If i come across another one of those, it's yours hugo.
Aaaaand I just got me a nice batch of cpu's on eBay
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welcome , and nice start
enjoy the great hobby of chip collecting!
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Tetrium
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Sooner or later you'll inevitably start thinking what way to store your collection...as we all did  |
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Fossalta
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Well I have some nice ideas already, I'm expecting part one in the mail on monday. I'll post some pics when i've sorted the cpu's currently stacked on the dining table...
[edit] photo added [/edit]
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Fossalta
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So, I got my storage boxes yesterday and just finished sorting out most cpu's (still have to do the Slot1 cpu's), but I think this is a great and safe storage mechanism. Still waiting for new tapes for my Dymo labelwriter so I can label the sections, which is a lot prettier than the paper taped to the inside of the lid.
The cpu's that fit without problems: Socket 5/7, 370, 478, 775 and the xeons without interposer. Socket 423 and Xeon with interposer don't fit  , have to look for something else, or maybe cut out some seperators.
Also got some very nice eBay deals last week, will post pics when cpu's arrive.
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nice containers, i should get some for myself - where did you buy those?
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johnorun
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Nice start!
You'll be surprised at how quickly you will fill up these display units. Better buy some more. 
...and Welcome to the group!
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msze
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| I was just trying to figure out how I would store mine too, great idea... Look forward to seeing your collection as it grows |
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Fossalta
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I bought the boxes on a dutch webshop, I used the boxes for my other electronic components too (resistors, capacitors etc) have about 30 now  , 6 reserved for cpu's but as johnorun said, I might have to order new ones pretty soon.
These boxes are manufactured by a spanish company called Tayg (http://www.tayg.es) and the type is BOX5 , you should be able to find some shops selling them near you if you search google for "TAYG-BOX5".
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Got my first eBay shipment today. A box from the UK with 39 (mostly mobile) cpu's and 11 wireless cards (b, b/g and modems). Entire box including shipment was 44 pounds (roughly 52 euro's). I asked the seller to firmly pack the cpu's. What I found you can see in pictures below. This is a list of CPU's I got:
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| I N T E L I N T E L I N T E L I N T E L I N T E L I N T E L I N T E L |
+---+-------+-------------+------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
| # | sSpec | Socket | Freq | Core | Step | Name |
+---+-------+-------------+------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
| | SL3PF | Socket 495 | 450 | Coppermine | PA2 | Intel Mobile Celeron 450 Mhz |
| 2 | SL3PE | Socket 495 | 500 | Coppermine | PA2 | Intel Mobile Celeron 500 Mhz |
| | SL3ZF | Socket 495 | 550 | Coppermine | PB0 | Intel Mobile Celeron 550 Mhz |
| | SL4JV | Socket 495 | 600 | Coppermine | PC0 | Intel Mobile Celeron 600 Mhz |
| | SL53S | Socket 495 | 1000 | Coppermine | PD0 | Intel Mobile Pentium III 1000 Mhz |
+---+-------+-------------+-------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
| | SL65Q | Socket 478M | 1800 | Northwood | B0 | Intel Pentium-M 1800 Mhz |
| | SL6J4 | Socket 478M | 1800 | Northwood | C1 | Intel Mobile Celeron 1800 Mhz |
| | SL6VB | Socket 478M | 2200 | Northwood | D1 | Intel Pentium-M 2000 Mhz |
| | SL6VJ | Socket 478M | 2000 | Northwood | D1 | Intel Mobile Celeron 2000 Mhz |
+---+-------+-------------+-------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
| 2 | SL6FA | Socket 479 | 1600 | Banias | B1 | Intel Pentium-M 1600 Mhz |
| | SL6N5 | Socket 479 | 1700 | Banias | B1 | Intel Pentium-M 1700 Mhz |
| | SL6N6 | Socket 479 | 1400 | Banias | B1 | Intel Celeron Mobile 1400 Mhz |
| | SL7EG | Socket 479 | 1600 | Dothan | B1 | Intel Pentium-M 720 @ 1600 Mhz |
| | SL7EP | Socket 479 | 1700 | Dothan | B1 | Intel Pentium-M 735 @ 1600 Mhz | // 735 ?
| | SL7RA | Socket 479 | 1300 | Dothan | B1 | Intel Mobile Celeron 350 @ 1300 Mgz |
| 2 | SL7SA | Socket 479 | 1733 | Dothan | C0 | Intel Pentium-M 740 @ 1733 Mhz |
| 2 | SL89T | Socket 479 | 1600 | Dothan | ?? | Intel Pentium-M 725A @ 1600 Mhz |
| | SL8ML | Socket 479 | 1400 | Dothan | C0 | Intel Mobile Celeron 360 @ 1400 Mhz |
| | SL8MN | Socket 479 | 1600 | Dothan | C0 | Intel Mobile Celeron 380 @ 1600 Mhz |
+---+-------+-------------+-------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
| | SL8VZ | Socket M | 1600 | Yonah | C0 | Intel Mobile Celeron 420 @ 1600 Mhz |
| | SL8W2 | Socket M | 1466 | Yonah | C0 | Intel Mobile Celeron 410 @ 1466 Mhz |
| | SLA2G | Socket M | 1733 | Merom | A1 | Intel Mobile Celeron 530 @ 1733 Mhz |
+---+-------+-------------+-------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
| | SL66T | Socket 478 | 2400 | Northwood | B0 | Intel Pentium 4 @ 2400 Mhz |
| | SL6S3 | Socket 478 | 2666 | Northwood | C1 | Intel Pentium 4 @ 2666 Mhz |
| | SL725 | Socket 478 | 2800 | Northwood | D1 | Intel Pentium 4 @ 2800 Mhz | Mobile? Northwood?
| | SL7DM | Socket 478 | 2800 | Prescott | D0 | Intel Celeron D 335 @ 2800 Mhz |
+---+-------+-------------+-------+---------------+------+-------------------------------------+
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| A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D A M D |
+---+---------------+-----------------+------+--------------+-------+------------------------------+
| # | Code | Socket | Freq | Core | SCode | Name |
+---+---------------+-----------------+------+--------------+-------+------------------------------+
| | AHM1500ALQ3B | Socket A (462) | 1300 | Palomino | AGOIA | AMD Mobile Athlon 1500+ |
| | AXMH2200FQQ3C | Socket A (462) | 1800 | Thoroughbred | AIXHB | AMD Mobile Athlon XP-M 2200+ | // NEW STEPPING!
| | AXMH1800FHQ3C | Socket A (462) | 1533 | Thoroughbred | AIRGA | AMD Mobile Ahtlon XP-M 1800+ |
+---+---------------+-----------------+------+--------------+-------+------------------------------+
| | AXMT2200GWS4C | Socket 563 | 1667 | Barton | AQYHA | AMD Mobile Athlon XP-M 2200+ |
+---+---------------+-----------------+------+--------------+-------+------------------------------+
| | AMN3000BIX5AR | Socket 754 | 1800 | Clawhammer | CAACC | AMD Mobile Athlon 64 3000+ | // Pin missing
| | SMS3000BQX2LF | Socket 754 | 1800 | Roma | CBBWE | AMD Mobile Sempron 3000+ |
+---+---------------+-----------------+------+--------------+-------+------------------------------+
| | SMS3200HAX4CM | Socket S1 (638) | 1600 | Keene | LFBAF | AMD Mobile Sempron 3200+ |
| | SMS3500HAX4CM | Socket S1 (638) | 1800 | Keene | NFBCF | AMD Mobile Sempron 3500+ |
| | TMDTL58HAXSDC | Socket S1 (638) | 1900 | Tyler | NAARG | AMD Mobile Turion 64 X2 |
+---+---------------+-----------------+------+--------------+-------+------------------------------+
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I've tested some of the socket 478m and socket 479 cpu's and the s478 cpu's all worked. There is only 1 cpu that is obviously broken (missing pin). Also found a stepping code for the athlon 2200+ that is not mentioned. (see picture below)
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