Strunkenbold says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

Well I it seems that this CPU official never did exist. Or at least I cant find any information.

Mr.Scott says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

Pic shows PIII 667 mobile

Strunkenbold says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

Problem is: I simply cant find a Mobile Pentium III with 667Mhz. Its either 650Mhz or 700Mhz.

Mr.Scott says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

I see. I can't find any info either.

says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

Wow, nice CPU. Is this possible to buy that type of "adapter"? I can easly get a few PIII-M, but have no motherboard to OC it. It could be very interesting.

frag_ says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

There was no mobile Coppermines with 133 bus.

And it has no sspec, and markings are wrong for this type of cpu.

It's fake made from 500MHz one.

Poor cpu was overclocked twice, first time somewhere in China =)

 

Strunkenbold says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

Wow, nice CPU. Is this possible to buy that type of "adapter"?

 

That would be nice. But cant find any. Seems that, apart from those China fakes, some Laptop Manufactures soldered these bga cpus on socket 370 adapters but why?

 

edit: some more pictures

says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

If someone would give me the adapter, I could do a reverse engineering and maybe try to do my own little PCB (these legs/pins are problem). It's very interesting. I have never seen that before.

frag_ says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

There was another version of adapter: to slot 1.

I have mobile Pentium II 400 (Dixon with 256KB on-die cache) on it.

Antinomy says:

9 year and 3 months ago –

Poor cpu was overclocked twice, first time somewhere in China =)

LOL

 

And I agree, this is a Chinese fake CPU. Neither the first or last of them