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mplogic

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Recycling an old thread. Mostly working system pulls, all tested good. Bare CPUs shipped insured in shielded anti-static bags. Try to say that 5 times fast.

Desktop

775:
E8500 E0 Stepping, never oc'd - $65
Celeron D 2.53 - $12

771:
Xeon E5430 - $30

AM3:
Athlon II X2 240 - $35

940:
Opteron 880 - $12

478:
Celeron 2Ghz 128 400 - $7 x2
P4 2Ghz 512 400 - $7
P4 2.4Ghz 512 400 - $10
P4 2.4Ghz 512 533 - $10
P4 2.8Ghz 512 533 - $10
or all 6 478 chips for $30


Laptop - None are ES or QS (Engineering or Qualification Sample like the cheap ones on ebay).

G1 988A:
i7-620m - $160
i5-520m - $120

G2 988B:
i7-2630qm - $160
i7-2620m - $140 x2
i5-2520m - $130

Socket P:
T7700 2.4Ghz 65nm 800FSB 4MB - $30
T8300 2.4Ghz 45nm 800FSB 3MB - $30
T7500 2.2Ghz 65nm 800FSB 4MB - $25
T9400 2.53Ghz 45nm 1066FSB 6MB - $40
P8700 2.53Ghz 45nm 1066FSB 3MB - $25
P8600 2.4Ghz 45nm 1066FSB 3MB - $20
P8400 2.26Ghz 45nm 1066FSB 3MB - $20

Socket M:
T7200 - $25
T2300e - $11
T1300 - $7

Several old Celeron M and Pentium M's - $5 each. PM me if interested and I'll dig 'em out.

Also I have quite a few stock CPU coolers mostly for the older chips, PM if interested.

All prices are shipped insured. On the cheaper stuff if you don't want insurance I can drop $2 but will be an "as is" sale.

Sold:
i5-2500 non-k multi locked version - $145
T9500 2.6Ghz 45nm 800FSB 6MB - $75
i7-2630qm - Sold for $135
T7200 - $25 traded
E2160 - $20
i7-840qm - used
P8700 2.53Ghz 45nm 1066FSB 3MB - $25
 
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Might consider partial trades of good DDR2 (at least 6400), a semi-high end video card, an AT&T compatible Android phone and maybe a 3DS or Vita.
 
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Do you have any extra heat sinks for either CPU?
I have some good 1 GB sticks of DDR2, 4GB sticks of DDR3, and a 5770 or maybe even a 6870 video card.
 
Sorry, no heatsinks for either one. Yea I'd be interested in a partial trade, PM coming your way.
 
Back at everyone who PM'd. By the way as far as trades go, I'm looking for at least half in cash (paypal) with the rest in equal trade value. I'm not going to trade something that easily sells for more on the bay for a few sticks of old memory. :rolleyes:
 
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bump for some nice mobile C2D procs. Was really hoping you had a T7800 to upgrade my T7500 with. (PM me if you find one :))

glws!
 
rastaban, I believe any 800FSB socket P processor should work in that board, what kind of system is it?
 
mplogic said:
rastaban, I believe any 800FSB socket P processor should work in that board, what kind of system is it?
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Unfortunately, my notebook, the Asus U3S does not have any documentation on whether it supports Penryn chips. It was noted in one of the later BIOS updates that the T7800 was supported but then there were no further updates on chip support. I know that similar systems did have BIOS updates so it may be necessary. As much as I would like to try a Penryn in it, the risk of the chip not being compatible isn't worth the cost on such an old system :(
 
rastaban, I know ASUS support isn't anywhere near as good as Dell support... but when I called Dell to ask them if a Core2Duo would work in my Inspiron 6400, they were happy to tell me despite there being no warranty left on the laptop. You might consider calling ASUS and asking them point blank, "Will a Penryn CPU work in my laptop if I have the latest BIOS?"

@mplogic: to eliminate confusion... this was when I upgraded it to a T5500 a few months ago. Original proc was a Core Duo (not Core2) and was utterly pathetic.
 
Thanks for the input. Processor compatibility is chipset dependent. It's been my experience, as long as you have the correct socket type, which can be confusing as some are very similar, and the FSB speed matches, it should work. Usually if you google your specific model and the processor you are thinking about you'll find someone who has tried it already. :)
 
I've done a good amount of research online regarding penryn in my notebook and the consensus is that the machine will run but the multipliers will be capped under the rated clockspeed. Even with custom BIOSes, the systems cannot natively run at Penryn rated speeds. People have posted responses to their inquiries made to Asus and Asus always responds with "CPU upgrades are not supported." I guess I'm really limited to the T7500 then...
 
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