Can you see something wrong here?

[saint19]

Can you see something wrong in that picture?

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[Maziar]

Both are identical ?!

 

[saint19]

Identical in what?..size, cost, speed...

 

[kilo_17]

Looks like one's one 3.4ghz and the other is at 3.48ghz.

EDIT: After looking closer I saw it's at 3.48 and not 3.486

 

[hunter315]

Have fun making your own chips at home? May i suggest different serial numbers before you start ebaying them all

 

[saint19]

Have fun making your own chips at home? May i suggest different serial numbers before you start ebaying them all

Good eyes dude

Both are L0468632, and not, it's not a mirror.

 

[kilo_17]

This is an amateur question but........what's this mean? Is one a fake or something?

 

[saint19]

This is an amateur question but........what's this mean? Is one a fake or something?

That number is the serial of the CPU and is unique in the world...ok, now isn't unique.

Cool...........How the heck u get the chips? :lol:

A person that I know (Massman from HWBot) found it in a EU store.

 

[cjl]

I thought it was a batch number, not a serial number, but I could be wrong.

 

[ko888]

According to Boxed Intel processor markings:

LGA 1155-Based Processors

Line 1 - Copyright Marks + Platform Compatibility Guide

Line 2 - Trademark and Branding + Processor Family (e.g. Core i7) + Processor Number (e.g. 2600K)

Line 3 - sSpec # + CPU Speed

Line 4 - Country of Manufacture

Line 5 - FPO (Finished Process Order)

Line 6 - ATPO (Assembly Test Process Order)

Serial Number = Line 5 + Line 6 (e.g. L039B467-0021)
sSpec = Line 3 (e.g. SR00C)

Line 1 doesn't appear on the processor on the right.
Line 6 is 0116 for both.

 

[saint19]

Photoshop CS5

Just kidding. Massman the Belgium

Yeah, the same.

 

[ko888]

To me there looks like some evidence of image tampering on the right-hand side processor where Line 1 is suppose to appear.