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Reviews (3)
Sep 02, 2019
Exactly as described. Good performance for low price.
Got this product exactly as described. New, unopened box with plastic wrapping around it still in tact. Even had OEM warenty in the box. Can't beat 750w 80+ Bronze for less than $50. Haven't heard much noise out of the thing yet eather but got to role up some benchmarks with all the components ;)
Sep 02, 2019
Exactly what the doctor ordered
1 of 1 found this helpful I bought this to give an old Optiplex 390 back some life. With a BIOS update, I was able to install this new CPU with no issue and start it right up. Was even able to install an OS in record time. Seing the performance improvement and comparing it to more current but simmilar CPUs in todays standards, I'd say this is well worth the $65 investment.
Feb 15, 2020
It "worked" but required tinkering...
Does it work? Yes. Is it good for $4? Yes. But that's not the whole story. All the old configs where still in place including a password protected console. No big deal, quick google and reference found on Cisco to reset the configurations by booting into recovery. Requires holding down the "Mode" button while turning the thing on until the console is ready to role.
The "Mode" button didn't work! The plastic push button did not hit the internal switch on the main board so there was no click. The top was pretty easy to take off since it had NO SCREWS HOLDING THE FRAME ON! After taking off the outer frame by just sliding the thing off, I could then take a pair of tweezers and manually push the mode button from inside the inner compartment.
After doing some surgery and making a new config file, all was well. But it doesn't just "work" outside the box. It may have been "pulled from a working environment", but there is damage to the switch that I got which made it difficult to actually put to use.
Worth $4? Sure. Worth the time? No, not really.