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Or are the few mentions of the internet purely fictions. I think I'd have an easier time finding an actual unicorn.
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Or are the few mentions of the internet purely fictions. I think I'd have an easier time finding an actual unicorn.
A fixer of things. I also broke those things.
wrote:Or are the few mentions of the internet purely fictions. I think I'd have an easier time finding an actual unicorn.
there extremely rare if I recall.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K6-III/AMD-K6-I … II+-550ACR.html
scroll to the bottom, 2 posts of folks that have one
Also unicorns are not that hard to find, or atlest the old fat ones aren't. a lot of people call them rhinos 🤣
Even the 500 MHz part is rare.
Guess the top end chips weren't super cost effective for AMD based laptops/developing markets.
I see. I have the 450mhz one already, but its the 2v version so I cant even OC it. Makes me sad =[
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I'm sure you can. 550 MHz @ 2V should be easy, with some luck even 600.
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Of course they don't exist. They're pure fiction, the figment of someone's sick imagination. Never believe they are real, not even for one bit.
Don't worry my tiny one, I will never think of selling you in a million years. There, there, calm down and go back to your motherboard.
😁
I/O, I/O,
It's off to disk I go,
With a bit and a byte
And a read and a write,
I/O, I/O
wrote:What most of us do is get the low voltage version of the 400 and overclock it. I believe it's an embedded version, rated at 1.6V. These should be readily available.
This is what I did 😀
wrote:Of course they don't exist. They're pure fiction, the figment of someone's sick imagination. Never believe they are real, not even for one bit.
Don't worry my tiny one, I will never think of selling you in a million years. There, there, calm down and go back to your motherboard.
😁
Pics! 😁
Err...I mean überrealistic life-like artist impressions that look indistinguishable from real pics! 😁
I found a K6-2+ 550 and it was not easy too, never ever seen a K6-3+ around, not to mention a 550.
wrote:I found a K6-2+ 550 and it was not easy too, never ever seen a K6-3+ around, not to mention a 550.
Depends where you look. For me they were also very hard to find but i managed to find a k6-3+ and 2x k6-2+ locally trough the years.
On ebay they are easy to find, just overclock to 550-600mhz at around 2.1v and be done. k6-3+ :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-K6-3-450APZ-SOCKE … UkAAOSwqv9V6cwa
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wrote:Depends where you look. For me they were also very hard to find but i managed to find a k6-3+ and 2x k6-2+ locally trough the ye […]
wrote:I found a K6-2+ 550 and it was not easy too, never ever seen a K6-3+ around, not to mention a 550.
Depends where you look. For me they were also very hard to find but i managed to find a k6-3+ and 2x k6-2+ locally trough the years.
On ebay they are easy to find, just overclock to 550-600mhz at around 2.1v and be done. k6-3+ :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-K6-3-450APZ-SOCKE … UkAAOSwqv9V6cwa
There was a seller who a few months ago had a couple dozens K6-2+/570ACZ chips (the highest clocked chip ever made for socket7), got one of them at a very decent price.
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K6-2/AMD-Mobile … %2B-570ACZ.html
There's one for sale even now, but the price is quite high: http://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-K6-2-570-ACZ-NOS- … ygAAOSwhOVXfl4i
I/O, I/O,
It's off to disk I go,
With a bit and a byte
And a read and a write,
I/O, I/O
Here is a photo of a K6-III+ 550.
http://www.chipdb.org/img-amd-amd-k6-3plus-550acr-375.htm
For the K6+ series, I have only the K6-III+/450ACZ 2.0V, K6-III+/400ATZ 1.6V, and K6-II+/550ACZ 2.0V. There have been some III+ 500 and 550's for sale, but the seller wanted more than $100.
For harder to find K6-III chips, I do have an AMD K6-III/450AFX 2.2V. This was the lower voltage version of the non-plus chips, that is, as opposed to the K6-III/450AHX 2.4V chip.
For non-plus chips, there was also an AMD K6-III/475ACK 2.0V.
http://www.chipdb.org/img-amd-amd-k6-iii-475ack-5383.htm
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wrote:Here is a photo of a K6-III+ 550. http://www.chipdb.org/img-amd-amd-k6-3plus-550acr-375.htm […]
Here is a photo of a K6-III+ 550.
http://www.chipdb.org/img-amd-amd-k6-3plus-550acr-375.htmFor the K6+ series, I have only the K6-III+/450ACZ 2.0V, K6-III+/400ATZ 1.6V, and K6-II+/550ACZ 2.0V. There have been some III+ 500 and 550's for sale, but the seller wanted more than $100.
For harder to find K6-III chips, I do have an AMD K6-III/450AFX 2.2V. This was the lower voltage version of the non-plus chips, that is, as opposed to the K6-III/450AHX 2.4V chip.
For non-plus chips, there was also an AMD K6-III/475ACK 2.0V.
http://www.chipdb.org/img-amd-amd-k6-iii-475ack-5383.htm
Was the latest the same core of the K63 or the core of the K6-3+ with the cache disabled? How can it works at 2.0v?
I am not sure. Perhaps an extraordinary cherry pick of the K6-III-450 series, or one of their last production runs with superior wafers and all the production issues worked out?
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wrote:I am not sure. Perhaps an extraordinary cherry pick of the K6-III-450 series, or one of their last production runs with superior wafers and all the production issues worked out?
Well, considering how hot the original K6-3 400 ran in my tests at 2,4v to be stable... well.. some really lucky production I'd say. 😁
Probably I'd say that it was the + core version.
wrote:wrote:I see. I have the 450mhz one already, but its the 2v version so I cant even OC it. Makes me sad =[
What makes you thing you can't OC that chip?
Ive tried a few times but anything over 2v just doesnt post. Wouldnt be surprised if I'm doing something wrong though, I didnt start learning how to OC until the lga775 days.
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What's the meaning of the last three letters?
wrote:What's the meaning of the last three letters?
i can remember well, but the range of work temperature ( low - high in °C), the batch family and the surface (nude or metal heatsink)
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