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stidyup
Where is the serial number on old intel cpu's, I want to identify a old MMX cpu that I have which is no longer in a PC.

I know that amd's have a serial number which will tell you what processor it is, do old intels have the same feature?
pcuser
It should be on the bottom of the CPU. Here's an example from one of mine (non-MMX)

A80502120 - This one is 120mhz

A80502120 - notice the 120

Tom
stidyup
Thanks, I'll check out the number tomorrow at work.
stidyup
Serial Number = FV80503233

So this is a 233mhz cpu?
stidyup
I've answered my own question, as I've put the above processor in a different PC to give it a upgrade from a 150mhz to a 233mhz...... Ooooooooooh the power....
Arctic Wolf
Ok - now I have to ask... why didn't you just google serial number?

First hit: http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/80586/Intel-...33%20(top).html

Yep - just doing this to be a smarty. tongue.gif
SteelTrepid
Arctic-> Your response reminds me of my emails sometimes. People email me questions and sometimes ask how they can do something. If it's something that I havne't done in a while (can't remember what software I used) I just suggest they Google. It's basically what I would do. Luckily, most of the time I have a suggestion though.
stidyup
I thought you might be bored and fancy posting an answer, obviously I was correct laugh.giflaugh.gif
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