Get a load of this engineering sample...

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hardwarephreak said:
Actually the 1.33Ghz Tualatins were released. It was the copermine 1.13GHz that were sent out to reviewers and I think a few OEMs, and then Intel caught some kind of errata and recalled them...then never re-released the chip. That was Intel's attempt at topping AMD after they achieved 1GHz first. Ahh, the memories... :D
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Intel did release a 1.1Ghz Coppermine with 100FSB. My friend got one in a Dell.

The 1.13 had a 133 FSB. Looks like the extra 30Mhz killed coppermine. B/c the 1.1 seemed to be stable. And my 700e did fine at 1050Mhz, it might have done more but PCI bus went whacked after 150FSB.
 
chrisf6969 said:
Intel did release a 1.1Ghz Coppermine with 100FSB. My friend got one in a Dell.
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yeah, but the 1.13 was recalled

i have a coppermine 1.33/266 sitting in my closet right now...wish i had a board to throw it in...
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no, you dont.

its a desktop tualatin. only server versions had 512k
 
Scar1.8T said:
Well, I'm bidding on it now so hope intel doesnt shut it down. This will go nicely with the rest of my ES chips. :D
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You'll probably win. Not too much a demand for Tualatins.
 
Yeah; one of them is me.

I'm not going to bid (for $133, I'd rather have a new, usable processor, that would actually be my property after I paid for it). I'm very curious about who would buy such a thing and how much they'll pay for it.

Maybe that Golden Palace Casino joint (who bought the grilled cheese sandwich with Mother Mary on it) will buy it as some sort of publicity stunt.
 
mikeblas said:
Maybe that Golden Palace Casino joint (who bought the grilled cheese sandwich with Mother Mary on it) will buy it as some sort of publicity stunt.
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Golden palace casino did what now?!
 
Yeah, you have to be careful about trying to sell those things. I tried to sell my 3.4 LGA775 ES with EM64T on these boards, and was shut down pretty quick. I still want to try to get rid of it *hintCOUGHhint* but that's not allowed, I see.

It is nice, though. I do think it's a "stock overclocked" chip, though. (Wow, talk about an oxymoron)
 
I thought that myself too. I seriously thought that there must have been a BIOS setting forcing the multiplier up. I tried it with a different board and it was at 533mhz (probably the BIOS wasnt updated) and then on another 915 ASUS and it came up stock 1.33.
 
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