Those likely aren't solder points, but rather wirebonds. It looks a lot like the chip carriers we used to use in the lab for wiring up samples to sockets.
Good show old chap! Seeing soldered wires in a CPU design is rather quaint I should say. Those 186s were going for about $10 each on Ebay recently.
The only historic CPU worth mentioning:
Everything else is wrong.
Not depending on other people: look it up
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/30119
I never owned one myself, but is that an Intel Celeron 300A?
why doesn't this work on other vbulletins?
If you don't use it in a PC, make it into a keyring instead:
I wonder how much faster is a i7 compared to a non-OOO chip like a Pentium MMX...Like 10000x?
I wonder how much faster is a i7 compared to a non-OOO chip like a Pentium MMX...Like 10000x?
Yes'ir. That particular one did 501Mhz solid too
Man I miss those days. I only got mine up to 450 like most everyone else. I bow to your ancient geekyness.
Why cant we turn back the hands of time? Why?!
Yeah but if troy aikmang threw it at you ten years ago how many times would sprial before it was obsolete?
I prefer mine.
Well, P4 1.8A, XP1700 and E6300 can do over 50% OC easily...
I miss Troy Aikmang. :'(
I prefer yours too. :awe:
Waidaminute! It was the 1.6A that O/C'd to 2.1! I remember, I was there! And please dont forget about the 2.4 p4 SL6Z3 that went up to 3.2!
I made thousands of dollars buying them here and flipping them on Ebay.
The only historic CPU worth mentioning:
Everything else is wrong.
slot loading CPUs are awesome. one day, we will go back to that marvel of simplicity...
I prefer mine.
I miss the fun I had with all of this in the late 90s...New hardware just doesnt excite me like it did then. The jumps we were making seemed enormous.