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Terry said:Been seeing a LOT of C1 2.53ghz and 2.0ghz P4s at work. They are all OEMs. I work at the Compaq [HP] plant here in Omaha. We have been using 2.4 C1s for about a month now.
Terry said:Hehe, you guys are pretty funny. Actually Compaq does build some good computers... the servers. I see the rest all day long and they are built CHEAP. Great servers. Bad PCs.
My personal toy:
Abit IT7 MAX
P4 2.66 C1
2X512mb Corsair XMS 3200 CAS2 DDR
PNY Ti4600
Swiftech MCX 4000 w/Sunnon 50.6cfm fan
P4 [email protected]
FSB 160mhz
Memory at 3:4 Ratio 214mhz
3DMARK2001 with all background apps running 15023
skou said:Terry, can you buy CPUs at work? Get us some c-1 1.8s?
steve
skou said:Terry, can you buy CPUs at work? Get us some c-1 1.8s?
steve
I just got a 2.53GHz and it's marked 1.525v. Does that mean that it's a C1 stepping?
All 2.53's are 533MHz FSB, so you don't need the "B". But no, not all of them are C-1 stepping...skou said:Uh, I think all 2.53B CPUs are c-1. That's my opinion, I could be wrong.
Terry said:You have a point. But I have seen trays of retail S codes mixed in with OEM S codes. I think if Intel is short on an OEM chip they will send Retail versions to fill the consignment. I remember awhile back we got 15000 Retail Boxed CPUs in there cuz Intel was out of the OEM version of that particular CPU. What was sick is we THREW OUT all 15000 of the retail Intel heatsinks/fans into the crusher! Compaqs use propritary hs/fans. Lately, however, they are using a lot of those AVC Sunflowers on the EVO 310s and 510s. The plant here builds about 3000 computers a day.