Reply 44120 of 53029, by chrismeyer6
Cuttoon wrote on 2022-04-25, 01:33:Price of a beer, most expensive Pentium 133 I bought since 1997. Ebay picture looks almost black and some others on the web look […]
Price of a beer, most expensive Pentium 133 I bought since 1997.
Ebay picture looks almost black and some others on the web look black and this one looks at least darker than many.
Were those differences batches, different production facilities or did they simply rip open a different shade of clay that day?p133.JPGp133b.jpg
Ideal chip to test S7 boards - passive cooling, easy to handle, no heatsink attachment needed.
But still, I'm wondering if I could get that heatsink off. Pretty sure, but without scratches all over it? Any tricks?
I've had really good luck with the freezer method. I usually put the parts in the freezer over night and then the heatsink general twists off without much effort. But this is a your mileage may vary situation.