Product Overview
AMD Duron 800 Spitfire Socket 462 Microprocessor for Scrap, Repair, or Gold Recovery
Condition
Used. Untested, AS-IS. Visual inspection only; function testing not performed. Multiple bent pins along the perimeter of the pin grid array. Dried thermal paste residue remains around the die edges. Markings legible on die: AMD Duron D800AUT1B AKCA 0110WPOW Z8791340448 © 1999 AMD. Substrate marked ASSEMBLED IN MALAYSIA with etched code 27016. Bare processor only; heatsink and fan are not included.
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Product Overview
Built on AMD's K7 architecture with the Spitfire core, model D800AUT1B operates at an 800 MHz clock frequency across a 200 MHz front-side bus. Designed for Socket A (Socket 462) motherboards, the chip integrates 64 KB of on-die L2 cache and 128 KB of L1 cache within a 453-pin ceramic pin grid array package.
Key Features
- Architecture: AMD K7 (Spitfire core, Model 3)
- Manufacturer Part Number: D800AUT1B
- Socket Compatibility: Socket A / Socket 462
- Core Frequency: 800 MHz
- Front-Side Bus: 200 MHz
- Cache: 128 KB L1 (64 KB data + 64 KB instruction), 64 KB L2
- Nominal Voltage: 1.6 V
- Package: CPGA-453 ceramic substrate measuring 49 mm square
- Stepping: AKCA
Applications
- Scrap processing and precious metal recovery for gold-bearing ceramic microprocessors.
- Pin realignment practice and restoration using precision alignment tools for retro computing systems.
- Motherboard socket test-fitting and heatsink mounting clearance checks.
- Display piece or hardware sample for vintage computing collections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Has this processor been function tested?
Visual inspection only. Function testing has not been performed, and several perimeter pins are bent.
Are heatsinks or thermal pads included?
Not included. This listing is for the bare processor only.
What should I expect regarding physical condition and functionality?
This processor is offered strictly AS-IS for scrap, gold recovery, or pin repair. Multiple pins along the outer column are bent, and dried thermal paste residue remains on the package.
Back when Socket A ran hot and pencil-modding clock multipliers was a weekend pastime, the Duron was the go-to budget powerhouse. Whether you are aiming precision tweezers at those bent pins or processing the ceramic for recovery, this chip is ready for the workbench.
