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Intel CPU Engineering Sample Lot

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"many have missing decoupling capacitors etc."

Celeron D
Prescott
2.53Ghz 325J Q74Z x1
3.06Ghz 345J Q46Z x1
3.33Ghz 355 QFNH x3
3.33Ghz 355 QFPJ x1

Pentium 4
Prescott
2.67GHz 505 QJ29 x1
2.8GHz QJ23 x7
2.8GHz 520 Q21Y x6
2.8GHz 520 Q23M x1
3.0GHz 530 Q10Y x1
3.2GHz 540 Q01M x5
3.2GHz 540 Q02M x2
3.0GHz 630 QDGV x2
3.0GHz 640 QDGL x1
3.4GHz 551 QFIL x3
3.4GHz 551 QPUJ x1
3.4GHz 551 QQ62 x1
3.8GHz QGMS x1
3.8GHz 570 Q64Y x1
Cedar Mill
3.2GHz 641 QIAT x8
3.2GHz 641 QMRP x1
3.0GHz 631 QMRS x1
3.4GHz QFDD x1

Pentium D
Smithfield
3.2GHz 840 QDDT x1 ?
3.0GHz 830 QDEA x1 ?

Pentium Extreme Edition
Smithfield
3.2GHz 840 QGEL x1

Pentium Dual Core
Allendale
1.8GHz E2160 QYGD x1

Pentium 4 Extreme Edition
Gallatin
3.46GHz Q650 x3

Core 2 Duo
Conroe
1.86GHz E6320 QHEE x1
2.66GHz E6700 QLLO x1

Xeon
Yorkfield
2.5GHz QHHZ x1


Socket 771
Xeon
Woodcrest
1.86GHz 5128 QLCN x1

Dempsey
3.0GHz QHZK x2
3.2GHz QFCI x8
3.2GHz QHZB x3
3.46GHz 5070 QJYK x2

Wolfdale:
1.86GHz E5205 Q3KZ x17
3.33GHz X5260 Q624 x4

Harpertown:
3GHZ X5472 QFTH x16


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CPU collectors pay serious money for pre-production or rare CPUs. There are some bizarre and highly sought after parts, two I can think of are OEM only releases of Socket 478 Pentium 4s which support EM64T (no normal 478 Pentium 4 had 64 bit support.)

Or another weird one:
http://www.cpushack.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IntelBLACKOPS-6Core-460GHZ.jpg

Speculated it was sold to major stock traders.

I have a couple of engineering samples that I stumbled upon strangely enough. One was an engineering sample of a 2.666 GHz S478 Pentium 4 in a computer from a second hand store. The other is an EFX68000C16 from 1979 (an engineering sample of an MC68000 rated for 16 MHz.) It came from an estate sale of an old Motorola engineer. The first worked until I accidentally broke a pin and the second is unstable in a Sega Genesis console I installed it in at any speed.
 
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