4000+ Single Core For Sale 939

[Steevo]

My processor. For sale.




Make a offer, and the stepping will be listed later, as it is in use currently, and will remain in use till my new proccy gets here.

 

[Steevo]

KABYE GPMW Stepping.

 

[Sazar]

Feedback, base price (first offer), details such as shipping.

Come on people, please be prudent in listing some details at least

 

[Steevo]

Feedback? Yeah.



$40




Shipping from Colorado. UPS, USPS, FEDEX. Any means with a signature confirmation. At cost. No bull**** $20 shipping fees.

 

[gonaads]

Is this the San Diego core with 1 MB cache? The stepping on this one is E6.

AxionTech and Tiger Direct have this particular one for $66.00 to 70.00 U.S. new.


Sooooo, ummmm, $40.00 U.S.?

 

[gonaads]

$20.00 shipping? 0_o

Newegg has 3 business day shipping (UPS Guaranteed 3 Day) for $4.99 and they are selling one for $59.99 new.


Sorry

 

[Aprox]

No, he is saying he wont charge a flat shipping rate like $20 like they do on ebay.

Depending on the Core Revision it could be a sweet deal for $4x. I have my 130nm Athlon 4000 just sitting in a box with the HSF as well....

 

[Steevo]

Err, Yes $40. The E6 isn't the stepping, it is the processor type. There is no way to tell on a AMD64 except to look at the etching on the top of the die to get your true stepping. Week, month and other info is also included.



But some have this CPU "topless" if you will and are running 3.2Ghz on air. I had mine left alone with my fans turned down to keep it quiet and it ran 2.8 happily.


And shipping will be, again, at cost.

 

[Steevo]

Pic

 

[gonaads]

No, he is saying he wont charge a flat shipping rate like $20 like they do on ebay.

Depending on the Core Revision it could be a sweet deal for $4x. I have my 130nm Athlon 4000 just sitting in a box with the HSF as well....

Yea, if it's a San Diego core 90nm.

How about a CPU-Z pic.

 

[Steevo]

Yes it is San Diego 90nm.


I will see if I have a CPU-z pic or a link to a validation.

 

[ShepsCrook]

That's a great deal. Good processor. I have a 3200+ that I would love to replace with this but I don't have the extra cash at this moment to do so.

 

[Aprox]

Just to think I paid almost $500 for mine, and its not even as good as this one.

 

[Steevo]

Bump. I will take offers. Or for a good cause I will give away.



I also have some other computer hardware, low and high density PC133 and a 7500 AGP.

 

[ShepsCrook]

The only good cause I can say is that it'd go into a new build for my 9 year olds computer which is also my Seti@Home machine. He is also a Battlefield 1942 player.

 

[NetRyder]

I also have some other computer hardware, low and high density PC133 and a 7500 AGP.

Are you giving away the RAM? If they're 128/256MB sticks, I'm interested.

 

[Steevo]

What is the laden, err, no wait what is your good cause? F@H?

 

[ShepsCrook]

I haven't gotten into folding at home yet, but I've been with Seti@home for years.

 

[NetRyder]

What is the laden, err, no wait what is your good cause? F@H?

My main desktop contributes to F@h already (on hold at the moment till I get a chance to clean up the HSF).

I also have an old PIII box running Server 2003. It's currently low on RAM, but if I can add some to it, I'll make it fold too.

 

[Steevo]

My main desktop contributes to F@h already (on hold at the moment till I get a chance to clean up the HSF).

I also have an old PIII box running Server 2003. It's currently low on RAM, but if I can add some to it, I'll make it fold too.

I will dig and see what I have. Is it a coppermine core per chance? I have a 800Mhz sitting around.