Please Make me a Offer

I am letting this CPU, Mobile Centrino 1.4GHz w/ 1M Cache go Dirt Cheap
I can't use this chip on my P4 Setup at home because its a FCPGA I need a PPGA.
Asking ___ shipping including or will trade for Mobile chip (Intel/AMD)


Manufacturer Model No: BXM80535GC1400E
Refurbished...... AKA Out of the Box


Pentium M 1.4 GHz Processor

Key Specifications

Manufacturer		Intel
Manufacturer Part #		BXM80535GC1400E
Processor Type		Pentium M
Processor Qty		1
Clock Speed		1.4 GHz
Bus Speed		400 MHz
Compatible Slots		478-pin Micro FCPGA
Cache Memory	Level 2	1 MB
Architecture Features		Enhanced SpeedStep technology Power-optimized processor system bus

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Intel® Celeron® M processor
INTEL Mobile Celeron 380M 1.6GHz Processor - Socket 478

Process Technology: 90nm
L2 Cache: 1MB
Clock Speed: 1.60 GHz
Front Side Bus (FSB) Speed: 400 MHz
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Intel® Celeron® M Processor Numbers


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I added a INTEL Mobile Celeron 380M 1.6GHz Processor - Socket 478

I know this is a pretty noobie question, but exactly what boards will work with that Pentium M? Any socket 478 board?

I'm interested in it and I'm just trying to figure out what else I'd need.

Quote: Originally Posted by bigmoneyhvywght I know this is a pretty noobie question, but exactly what boards will work with that Pentium M? Any socket 478 board? I'm interested in it and I'm just trying to figure out what else I'd need.

I have the ASUS P4P800-E Deluxe Mobo and they don't work in it.

I think one of the chipsets that supports it is 855GME. I'm not entirely sure on that though. I think I found a couple of mobos but they definitely weren't cheap. I'll have to pass.

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Does anyone have a PC or Laptop that needs these Chips?


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Arn't those mainly for laptops? I'm sure somebody out there has a laptop that that needs upgrading.

Are you sure they aren't S479? That the socket that Pentium-M's normally use?

Quote: Originally Posted by Zaltan Are you sure they aren't S479? That the socket that Pentium-M's normally use?

I think they are
Because they are not Socket 478

Quote: Originally Posted by Zaltan Are you sure they aren't S479? That the socket that Pentium-M's normally use?

Intel's mobile chips use socket 478, but they are not compatible with 99% of socket 478 boards because the pin layout is different. Thus they are sometimes referred to as Socket 479. There are only two desktop boards that I know of which will take these CPUs - AOpen and Asus models I think.

Thrasher, I'm not sure if you're aware, but that Banias-core Pentium M has been superceded by both the Dothan-core revisions, Core Duo, and now Core 2 Duo. So don't expect to shift it easily! bigmoneyhvywght is correct in saying it requires an 855 chipset.

The Celeron M you should have more luck with, as it is a more recent chip. It's more compatible with various different chipsets.

I reckon your best bet for shifting these is to head over to NotebookForums.com - Notebookforums.com Notebook reviews - laptops reviews. I've sold there before and it's a good community with people who want all sorts of crazy stuff.

Quote: Originally Posted by THRASHER2 I think they are Because they are not Socket 478

They would work in your board then if you could track down one of these.
ASUSTeK Computer Inc.
It converts 478 to 479 so you can run Pentium-M's on desktop boards, they perform really well too.

Quote: Originally Posted by Zaltan They would work in your board then if you could track down one of these. ASUSTeK Computer Inc. It converts 478 to 479 so you can run Pentium-M's on desktop boards, they perform really well too.

THAT'S IS WHAT I NEED

Thanks

Me goes off to Google................

DAMIT! sold out everywhere

T2 must HAVE!

I will give a PRIZE to the First person that finds me a (cPU upgrade Kit cT-479) for my Mobo.
It has to be In Stock!


Mfg. Part #: CT-479

Quote: Originally Posted by THRASHER2 DAMIT! sold out everywhere T2 must HAVE! I will give a PRIZE to the First person that finds me a (cPU upgrade Kit cT-479) for my Mobo. It has to be In Stock! Mfg. Part #: CT-479

There are a few floating about in Europe.

eBay.co.uk - CT-479, Desktop PC Components, Computing items at low prices

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux There are a few floating about in Europe. eBay.co.uk - CT-479, Desktop PC Components, Computing items at low prices

Hummm that is a problem for me ....... I live in the USA

You get a +Rep from me for trying

Quote: Originally Posted by THRASHER2 Hummm that is a problem for me ....... I live in the USA You get a +Rep from me for trying

Yup, but I was thinking you could possibly email the sellers and negotiate for US shipping or something? Thanks for the rep anyways.

I'm sure there will be loads on US ebay... They were really popular about 12 months ago. Performance clock for clock is amazing on Pentium-M's with 2MB L2 cache.
AnandTech: Intel's Pentium M Desktop Part II: ASUS' Pentium M to Pentium 4 Socket Adapter

Quote: Originally Posted by Zaltan They were really popular about 12 months ago. Performance clock for clock is amazing on Pentium-M's with 2MB L2 cache. AnandTech: Intel's Pentium M Desktop Part II: ASUS' Pentium M to Pentium 4 Socket Adapter

Yup, a PM780 comes in about the same speed as a mid-range A64 at stock, and bear in mind that they'll overclock well too, due to be so cool running and low-voltage optimised.

HWbot.org - Browse Hardware.

Seems that a 780 (2.26ghz) @ 3.3ghz will do 18 seconds Super Pi!! They are damn expensive though.

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux Yup, a PM780 comes in about the same speed as a mid-range A64 at stock, and bear in mind that they'll overclock well too, due to be so cool running and low-voltage optimised. HWbot.org - Browse Hardware. Seems that a 780 (2.26ghz) @ 3.3ghz will do 18 seconds Super Pi!! They are damn expensive though.

You mean 780 @ 4.2GHz will do 18 seconds Super Pi. Still good though.
HWbot.org - View Result.
I used to use a 740 on a P4C800/CT-479 (don't have it anymore so sorry T2) combo. It would do 2.9GHz 24/7 which was sweet. Crushed the core on my CPU and couldn't afford to get a new one so I sold the board.

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