Tested on Asus P5E3 Premium at mild volts. I fully expect these to perform better at full benching voltages.

 

ONLY tested for POST, with the exception of the E8400s (read below) I tested in steps of 5, so e.g. "555" means that 560FSB didn't POST.

 

Chips:

 

E6320: 555

 

E2140: 455

 

E2160: 450, 455

 

E2180 460, 465, 465

 

E4600: 435

 

The above are all 4 for £10

 

 

 

E6300: 550, 555

 

E6400: 545

 

These are £6 each

 

 

 

E8400. I benched wPrime (2 cores enabled!) at 4.6GHz on average air, then tuned for voltage.

 

1.40v: 12 chips available £6 each

 

1.375v: 5 chips available. £8 each

 

 

Pic:

 

 

 

100% of sale (minus shipping) goes to a local electronics recycling charity. (that's where all these CPUs came from)

Edited January 4, 20179 yr by K404

Just thought I'd chime in to quickly say bought a couple from K404 a month or two ago and shipping was quick and communication was good

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E2160 465,

E2180 470,

E7500 545,

E5200 360

 

Sold. First post updated. (bold = sold)

Edited August 5, 20169 yr by K404

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Just wanted to give K404 a bump, really good guy here! I got the E2180 470FSB chip (among others) and compared with all the E2180's I could find in my pile of chips. Not only was I able to confirm his 470x6 FSB in OS, his was better than all of mine.

 

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Bump! s775 never gets boring... still lots of hardware points for these CPUs...

Small price drops. whatever doesn't sell in the next couple of months.... will be returned to the warehouse for scrap. They trust me, but at some point they'll want to see either money or CPUs....and I don't blame them

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Price cuts.