Need a Fast Answer

[2canSAM]

I have a Pentium II processor that I do not know the speed of. I sold one of my computers a while ago and found this chip in my closet. I dont remember what the speed is though. I guess that happens when you have a bunch of chips laying around. On the top it say Intel Pentium II Processor with MMX technology. Then is has a string of numbers. Thay are: 80523py350512pe sl2u3
08480222-0370 costa rica

Any help would be greatly appreciated. No I dont have a board to try it out in right now as all I use is socket7 and 370's. But I would like to try to sell this thing.

[M_Six]

Can't give you a quick answer, but I can tell you where to look. Go to www.ping.be/bios . It's Wim's BIOS page. Definitely a bookmark.

[2canSAM]

The Numebers are actually on the CPU itself. Not in the bios

[M_Six]

It's late and my brain is mush. That last URL was for BIOS. This is Intel's PII processor ID page.
http://support.intel.com/support/pro...umII/24604.htm

Give it a shot.

[2canSAM]

cool, thanks now I know it is a PII 350 now i just have to find that damned sharpie.

[M_Six]

Anytime. Glad to be of service.

[Chainsaw]

Hey, M_Six,
Got a link for memory identification???
Thanks in advance,
c:::CHNsaw

[M_Six]

Try this Chainsaw. Let me know how you make out at this site. I have a few others, but this looks most promising.
http://www.lndlabs.com/memory_part_numbers.htm

[socalgal]

M_Six - nice memory link, thanks.

[M_Six]

socalgal,
You've probably heard of this before, but there's a search program called Copernic that blows away any search engine out there. It's free and available at http://www.copernic.com/ . I work in a college library and once a student needed help finding the exact chemical composition of the Dead Sea. I told him to skip all the fancy databases and we looked it up on Copernic. It took one three-minute search to find the answer. That's how I found the link for Chainsaw. Just that fast.

Still can't find any info on horses in mailboxes, though.

[socalgal]

M_Six, neither have I on Mr. Ed's grand-colt

I saw the Copernic link in your Cool Stuff thread. While I've heard of it, I've never tried it, so.. why not?

I'll give it a go.

[Chainsaw]

M_Six,
Thanks for the memory link!
I'll give it a try and see if it can ID a 72 pin SIMM that I've got.
Thanks,
c:::CHNsaw

[mong_2]

so what was the chip.
????????

[Fingers]

Actually no search was necassary the numbers on the processor identify it: 80523py350512pe sl2u3

350MHz, 512Cache