MSI MS-7050

[hamesy]

Hey guys,

I'm trying to identify what the socket is for the MSI MS-7050 motherboard. It's from an HP dx5150 Small Form Factor PC, but some resources say its Socket754, while another says Socket939.

Can anyone point me in the right direction.

Cheers

 

[pastymuncher]

From what i could find it appears that that model pc can take anything from a 3000+ through to an X2 4800 which means it is socket 939. It is very difficult to actually find out any info on that motherboard though. From what little i could find it has an ATI Radeon Express 200 chipset with onboard x300 graphics. You could try running CPU-Z which will tell you what socket it is. Sorry i could'nt find anything else out.

 

[hamesy]

I can't actually boot the machine up to run CPU-Z or else I would try that

 

[pastymuncher]

I can't actually boot the machine up to run CPU-Z or else I would try that

Bugger!! What about removing the heatsink from the cpu and typing the code into an internet search? Failing that you will have to email HP.

 

[hamesy]

I quick search on Google for SAD3000DI02BW reveals Socket939. Can anyone confirm this?

 

[pastymuncher]

Did'nt come up as anything for me. Does'nt show up on AMD Compare either. The code would suggest it's a 3000+. Here is a list of 3000+ cpu's from AMD:-

Socket 939

Socket 754

 

[hamesy]

Sorry, should be SDA3000DI02BW

 

[pastymuncher]

I was barking up the wrong tree. It's a rare 939 Sempron 3000+. Here is some info on it:-

Clock speed - 200 MHz / 1.80 GHz
Model - AMD Sempron 3000+ CPU
Cache - 64 kbyte L1, 128 kbyte L2
Multiplier - 9
Core - Palermo, Rev E6
Introduction - October 2005
Part numbers - OEM: SDA3000DIO2BW
64 bit technology: AMD64.
Multimedia instruction sets: MMX, Enhanced 3DNow!, SSE, SSE2, SSE3.
Voltage: 1.35-1.40 V.
Power dissipation: 62 W TDP.
Manufacturing process: 90 nm.
Number of transistors: 76.0 million.
Die size: 84 mm2.
Packaging: Socket 939.

Hope that's of some use to you.

 

[hamesy]

Thanks very much for that. All the information I need