Please lookout for a cele 500 for me

[deez]

I need a 2nd OEM cele 500 (SL3FY) to put in the ole BP6. My current 500 does 600 with 2.3V and I would like a chip that will do the same or pretty close. Its a dedicated cruncher and it can do a normal WU in just under 11 hours. A dual setup would give me about 15 extra WU's per week with no other hardware required. And the board has been run in SMP before so I know it will work properly.

I've posted in the classifides with no luck so since its only for SETI I was hoping somebody here might have an old one laying around or know somebody who does. I know its not a lot of extra WU's but every one counts.

 

[OCNihang]

I just got one today.

 

[deez]

thanks but I've already got one and unfortunately killed the mobo since then so now I actually have an extra LOL

 

[lonewolf1983]

what kind of celeron was that one?
is it the medocino core or the coppermine??
im going to be getting a cel300a @450 running and be interested in wu times

 

[Arkaine23]

celeron

I'll be getting a Cumine Celeron in a few weeks. I'm building a new computer for my dad, and his old PC has either a 500, 550, or 600... not sure which exactly.

 

[Yodums]

Bah deez, I thought those BF6 were unbreakable? Did you finally decide to utilize the hammer once in awhile?

 

[deez]

Bah deez, I thought those BF6 were unbreakable? Did you finally decide to utilize the hammer once in awhile?

I thought the BP6 was unbreakable too but a slip of them screwdriver broke some traces near CPU socket #2 and its not fixable

 

[Yodums]

Whoops my bad, BP6. I knew BF6 didn't sound right.

Are you sure you couldn't get a trace pen and fix it?

Yodums

 

[hallen]

im going to be getting a cel300a @450 running and be interested in wu times

Here are a couple 2X 300a @ 464MHz

 

[Yodums]

Here are a couple 2X 300a @ 464MHz

Abit has done it again They make their motherboards fully efficent using the full potential of the hardware.

Nice Celerons too because those 300a gave overclocking it's big name.

 

[JigPu]

Average times for my 466 are around 14-18 hours depending on how much the computer is used. That and AR

JigPu

 

[deez]

Whoops my bad, BP6. I knew BF6 didn't sound right.

Are you sure you couldn't get a trace pen and fix it?

Yodums

Positive...its pretty bad but I got the replacement board in already...just not up yet

and average times for my single 500@600 with cas2 RAM and some bios optuions disabled was 10-11 hours

 

[UT-100Si]

My bp6 with 2x 400's at 480 is averaging about 12:35 per WU.
Was getting High 9:00's at 580mhz, but had to declock it a bit because my CPU cooling leaves much to be desired.
If I could just bring myself to Watercool, I'd be set.