selling one 1.83GHz 2MB 667FSB Intel Core 2 Duo

[socalifdigitalbrain]

this message is for all you hardcore hardware heads.
1.83GHz 2MB 667FSB Intel Core 2 Duo
Socket 478A. Selling this puppy only have one.
contact michaelpaul03@gmail.com

hello world!. the name is michael paul mendoza sending this post from anaheim hills california.

i like to say i been around since '94. known of tomshardwareguide.com for a few years now.

 

[Grimmy]

Whelp... you really shouldn't put an email address on your thread (might want to do a quick edit on that). And your thread should belong to:

Deals

 

[slicessoul]

Maybe i'm lost here, but C2D on socket 478 is exist ?

 

[Grimmy]

It's prolly a T2400, a socket M type.

 

[TSIMonster]

You dont even know what your trying to sell. LOL>
Theres no such thing as a 1.83ghz C2D, or a 667fsb core 2 duo, Or a socket 478 C2D. ROFL

You are wrong.....

The T5600 is 1.83Ghz, has a 667Mhz FSB, and is socket M which has 478 pins.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819111303

 

[MU_Engineer]

You dont even know what your trying to sell. LOL>
Theres no such thing as a 1.83ghz C2D, or a 667fsb core 2 duo, Or a socket 478 C2D. ROFL

Yes, there are. Remember that there are mobile Core 2 Duos as well as the desktop units. These chips have either a 533 MHz, 667 MHz, or 800 MHz FSB.

Intel's mobile CPUs since the Pentium 4 era use a 478-pin socket or a 479-ball BGA interface. The first iteration of the 478-pin socket in Intel mobile chips actually *was* the same Socket 478 seen on desktops. The next 478-pin socket was Socket 479 and it is not pin or electrically-compatible with Socket 478, such as how Socket AM2 and Socket 940 are not compatible even though both have 940 pins. The third 478-pin socket was Socket M, followed by the also 478-pin Socket P.

 

[TSIMonster]

lol

 

[ibleet]

Makes you think twice about being so quick to criticize someone!

 

[rodney_ws]

Just put the damned thing on eBay you lazy piece of ****. Last time I checked this ain't a shopping site.