Pentium P54C Silicon Wafer in Fluorware shipper 150mm SOLD

[Vlasta]

Sensible offers via PM please.

For sale by private agreement is this beautiful full wafer of Pentium CPU dies. The wafer is in fantastic condition as you can see from the photos. This was identified as a Pentium P54C wafer .

The P5 was followed by the P54C (80502); there were versions specified to operate at 75, 90, or 100 MHz using a 3.3 volt power supply. This was the first Pentium processor to operate at a 3.3 volts, reducing energy consumption. It employed an internal clock multiplier to let the internal circuitry work at a higher frequency than the external address and data buses, as it is more complicated and cumbersome to increase the external frequency, due to physical constraints. It also allowed two-way multiprocessing and had an integrated local APIC as well as new power management features. It contained 3.3 million transistors and measured 163 mm2. It was fabricated in a BiCMOS process which has been described as both 0.5 µm and 0.6 µm due to differing definitions.

[tunder10]

ciao, I offer 20$ + cost for send to me.
write me if for you is ok.
thanks

[Vlasta]

[bccwchan]

[Vlasta]

[tunder10]

THANK THE SAME, ciao

[Vlasta]

I am not asking $129.99 per dies though but I do want a sensible offer. Right now eBay is looking good to sell this one.

[Vlasta]

Sold to an Intel collector in NC. Not sure if he is part of the forum though. I will make the introductions.

[Vlad The Impaler]

Most excellent piece - well done. May we ask how much; as we don't know the guy?

[Vlasta]

I won't reveal the final price but it was well over $1000