Can anyone identify this mobile processor?

[neural0]

So here is the story: I received this processor in a parts trade and I have no idea what it is... It came in a Dell laptop motherboard and I was told it was a Core Duo(?) possibly. I don't have any way of booting the motherboard so I can't run CPU-Z or any software. I have searched high and low (read:Google'd a bit) and have come up short. Let me know if you guys can think of anything or if there are any questions I can answer (please remember that info is pretty limited)!

 

[scout_03]

do you have another number on it

 

[esrever]

looks exactly like a core 2 duo but could be a celeron or just about any laptop cpu.

 

[ErikTheAndroid]

Like esrever said it looks just like the core 2 duo i have lying around but i honestly have no idea.

 

[bucknutty]

polish the chip with a piece of cotton then look at with a flash light. It should be printed on the blue part of the chip itself.

I think its a core2 t7700 skt.

check the pic.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-40GHZ-INTEL-CORE-2-DUO-T7700-SKT-478-4MB-LF80537GG0564M-/110811639910?pt=CPUs&hash=item19cce37066

 

[esrever]

Looks to be a T7xxx chip.

less rectangular than the 8XXX and less square than the 5XXX and 6XXX

 

[neural0]

There is another number printed faintly on the green circuit board by the gold triangle that reads D17128 01 S54

Didn't notice it before, does that still seem like a Core2 Duo T7700?

 

[amuffin]

What do you plan on doing with it?

 

[neural0]

Not sure yet, first needed to see what it was. Sell it if I don't have a board that will fit it maybe?

 

[truegenius]

i dunno, if there are any pins and certain socket in mobile chips
then you can count the pins to to identify the socket sortout your list
if it is possible
as i haven't seen any mobile chip yet

 

[neural0]

polish the chip with a piece of cotton then look at with a flash light. It should be printed on the blue part of the chip itself.

I think its a core2 t7700 skt.

check the pic.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-40GHZ-INTEL-CORE-2-DUO-T7700-SKT-478-4MB-LF80537GG0564M-/110811639910?pt=CPUs&hash=item19cce37066

OK after much research (thanks for pointing me in the right direction!!) I think I have narrowed it down to a Socket P uFCPGA processor. This was based off of the pin count and the orientation of the two missing pins on the bottom of the processor.

I am leaning towards the Core2 Duo T7700 right now, but i don't think I can be completely sure until i find a board to run it in...

Anyone know of a good place to get cheap Socket P mobo's for desktops haha?

 

[neural0]

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