==CPU Lifetime== Possible to check ???

[pshemax]

Welcome , I've bought a CPU (E7500) on ebay , the seller claims that the CPU is brand NEW and just have been tested but ... it does NOT look new to me

I was wondering... is there any way to check the lifetime ?? maybe there is some software that shows the lifetime usage of the CPU ??
does anyone have any idea ??? Hope there is something like this

I'll appreciate any help . Thanx ¬

 

[pshemax]

Too bad looks like there is no such software to check this . ( zero replays)
I think we should be able to check it , we can do that with cell phones and iPhone , why not with CPU?
Anyway , I'm still hoping for some replays. Safe .

 

[Twoboxer]

Because you have given up your right to privacy on phones, but not yet totally on PCs.

 

[pshemax]

Because you have given up your right to privacy on phones, but not yet totally on PCs.

Right... It means that you confirm that it is not possible to check?

 

[jefe323]

no, that is why you dont buy processors on ebay...

 

[warmon6]

Welcome , I've bought a CPU (E7500) on ebay , the seller claims that the CPU is brand NEW and just have been tested but ... it does NOT look new to me

I was wondering... is there any way to check the lifetime ?? maybe there is some software that shows the lifetime usage of the CPU ??
does anyone have any idea ??? Hope there is something like this

I'll appreciate any help . Thanx ¬

Yep, it is impossible to check how much life is left in a cpu. Good news is that most of them, (as long as the've not been overclocked) can still last a long time. If fact, there some people with cpu's that are 10 years or older on here.

So i dont think you'll have to worry to much. As by the time the cpu is ready to give out, you would most likely to of swapped to a newer cpu.

As for buying stuff on ebay like that.... Well i only believe them as far as i can throw them and certainly when there saying it's new.

 

[jefe323]

Yep, it is impossible to check how much life is left in a cpu. Good news is that most of them, (as long as the've not been overclocked) can still last a long time. If fact, there some people with cpu's that are 10 years or older on here.

So i dont think you'll have to worry to much. As buy the time the cpu is ready to give out, you would most likely to of swapped to a newer cpu.

As for buying stuff on ebay like that.... Well i only believe them as far as i can throw them and certainly when there saying it's new.

^^^very true, CPUs last a very long time at stock speeds

i still have a Pentium 3 that i got about 13 years ago

 

[pshemax]

Thanx for your help. By the way , I didn't want to know how much life is left but how long that CPU was used for. Same as when you buy cell phone by typing some code
(nokia) or simply going to settings-> usage (iPhone)
and that is truth that most cpu's are longlife. Myself I've got e5200 overclicked from 2.5 to 3.7mhz running perfectly for 3 years . With stock fan
thanx a lot for saving my time on looking for such software.

 

[rohn_avni]

for cell phones(nokia) u can use or see life timer...this is the code...*#92702689#......but for the desktops processor's i don't think there is anything available to check it's life timer....maybe intel or amd people have something in there labs.........