Fastest Intel Pentium-Pro Ever 333MHz PODP66X333 SL3EA Overdrive CPU Socket-8 For Sale

Fastest Intel Pentium-Pro Ever 333MHz PODP66X333 SL3EA Overdrive CPU Socket-8
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Fastest Intel Pentium-Pro Ever 333MHz PODP66X333 SL3EA Overdrive CPU Socket-8:
$499.99

LAST 4 PIECES REMAINING OF THIS INTEL DISCONTINUED CPU
Lot of 1 New Intel Pentium-Pro Overdrive PODP66X333 SL3EAOEM Version of Boxed Intel Pentium-Pro Overdrive UBPODP66X333 SL2KECompatible with and Faster than Intel Pentium-Pro GJ80521EX200 1M
This Pentium-II 333MHz OverDrive Processor Upgrade for all Slower Pentium-Pro 150MHz~200MHz Processors Was Discontinued by Intel and is Unobtainable
Pentium-Pro OverdriveBlack Fiber CPUswith Gold Pins and attached HeatSink (No Fan Needed)Runs at 333MHz / 66MHz Bus on 2 Cores100% New, Unused, Comes in Intel Clear BoxAllSales are final, No Return, Exchange or Refundresponse is Automatic and will be left for you once you leave your responseSee Seller\'s Other items for more Vintage Collectible Parts


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