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NAME these CPU's please!
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SkodaMart
SkodaMart
errrm Pentium 4s?
Unless it's a trick question?
Unless it's a trick question?
Any particular models!? I'm actually being serious cos i have no idea with intel pre sandy bridge lol.
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Pentium 4's.
Does the top one have pins? If it doesn't it's 775.
I think the other might be socket 478, if that's a 533MHZ FSB on the P4 it could be from the RDRAM era 478, as opposed DDR.
I could be wrong, I'm not good with older stuff.
Does the top one have pins? If it doesn't it's 775.
I think the other might be socket 478, if that's a 533MHZ FSB on the P4 it could be from the RDRAM era 478, as opposed DDR.
I could be wrong, I'm not good with older stuff.
No pins on both, most of the front writing is faded a lot so i can't tell what it says apart from they're both manufactured in malay?
Wow so these really are relics then lol
SkodaMart
SkodaMart
Google the codes on them, the bit before MALAY
Top ones a 3.4 GHz P4 Socket 775 single core
Bottom one is the same, but 2.8 GHz
I think?
Top ones a 3.4 GHz P4 Socket 775 single core
Bottom one is the same, but 2.8 GHz
I think?
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Aha! Thanks!
Top one:
Type CPU / Microprocessor
Family Intel Pentium 4
Processor number ? 551
Part number JM80547PG0961MM
BX80547PG3400EK
BX80547PG3400EKT
Frequency (GHz) 3.4
Bus speed (MHz) ? 800
Clock multiplier ? 17
Package type 775-land FC-LGA4
Socket type Socket 775 (LGA775)
Bottom one:
Type CPU / Microprocessor
Family Intel Pentium 4
Part number BX80532PE2800D
Frequency (GHz) 2.8
Bus speed (MHz) ? 533
Clock multiplier ? 21
Package type 478-pin FC-PGA2
Socket type Socket 478 (mPGA478B)
Top one:
Type CPU / Microprocessor
Family Intel Pentium 4
Processor number ? 551
Part number JM80547PG0961MM
BX80547PG3400EK
BX80547PG3400EKT
Frequency (GHz) 3.4
Bus speed (MHz) ? 800
Clock multiplier ? 17
Package type 775-land FC-LGA4
Socket type Socket 775 (LGA775)
Bottom one:
Type CPU / Microprocessor
Family Intel Pentium 4
Part number BX80532PE2800D
Frequency (GHz) 2.8
Bus speed (MHz) ? 533
Clock multiplier ? 21
Package type 478-pin FC-PGA2
Socket type Socket 478 (mPGA478B)
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I was right 
Except there's a none LGA 775 variant? I never knew that
Talk about a lucky guess.
Except there's a none LGA 775 variant? I never knew that
Talk about a lucky guess.
I can't remember. I remember buying a P4 Northwood - Extreme Edition and I think I paid £250 for it, and they were at least double that - that was in the day that e-auctions were less "exploited" than they are now.
I'd say around £100-£150 when launched but that's a real guess.
SkodaMart
SkodaMart
Home PCs used to cost crazy money back then, I remember guys talking about close to a £1000 and thats for now't special back in the 90's
I was right
Except there's a none LGA 775 variant? I never knew that
Talk about a lucky guess.
Haha or maybe you're just that good
I would consider that expensive then compared to what we pay no if you take inflation into a count?
I'm a 90's kid! I remember my first pc being a gateway or whatever it was. I just remember the cow patterned lorries and vans and on the pc box/packaging lol
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I still have my Gateway Boston Accoustics 2.1 MediaTheatre speakers infront of me now, approx 14 years later. They were a good purchase!
i remember my old gate way speaker, they lasted about 10 years before they went dead on me. They were really good as well being 2.1 speakers with that hefty subwoofer lol
Remember mine were baige white!