6pcs of MC68060RC50 rev6 Freescale year 2006 - 105MHz guaranteed

As in title, 6pcs (5pcs now) of MC68060RC50 rev6 with MMU and FPU produced by Freescale (Freescale logo on CPU) in 2006.
There are no fake.
Pins are clean, not covered by solder.

This thread is mainly for FPGA Arcade potential users (or mabe CT63 or Natami???) with 060 CPU board as classic Amiga accelerators will not benefit any extra speed comparing to rev6 by Motorola.
On FPGA Arcade you can go at least to 110MHz.

Asking 100EUR/pcs + postage:
1) tracked in Poland ONLY and not insured: 3EUR
2) tracked in Poland ONLY but insured (not all countries are covered by this service, please ask): 10EUR
3) fully tracked and fully insured: 20EUR

Paid by PayPal as "gift".

https://picasaweb.google.com/1101219...JjL4oe-6bi3wAEi

Interrested in 1.

If 100Mhz possible in CSPPC or maybe the MC68060RC60 will be better ?

Do they need a heatsink/fan at maximum clock?

Will it work in a blizzard PPC 603? I have a 68040 @ 25 on my board and would like to move to an 060 with at least 50mhz. Will this fit the bill?
Second question: Can you do the upgrade for me? I would screw this up royally if I tried.

Thanks,
Dave

If the answer to both is yes then I am interested in one please!

@DavidP

Yes it will work on your Blizzard PPC ;)

@Xanxi

Cooling REV6 060 CPU's is always needed when clocked at more than 66Mhz (any manufacturers).

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@DavidP

Yes it will work on your Blizzard PPC ;)

@Xanxi

Cooling REV6 060 CPU's is always needed when clocked at more than 66Mhz (any manufacturers).

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100% true, thanks for help CrashMidnick!

So the Freescale 060 are 100% clones of the Motorola rev6 060? I thought that they may have improved the production or reached smaller µ so that they could be even cooler.
Won't you have also Freescale 040 latest mask (i would be interested in one)?

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Originally Posted by DavidP

Will it work in a blizzard PPC 603? I have a 68040 @ 25 on my board and would like to move to an 060 with at least 50mhz. Will this fit the bill?
Second question: Can you do the upgrade for me? I would screw this up royally if I tried.

Thanks,
Dave

If the answer to both is yes then I am interested in one please!

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As said this CPU can work on BPPC, but the speed you will get will be 66MHz or in some cases 72MHz max. And the same results you will get wit any rev6.
And yes, I can do an upgrade on your card.
Details about upgrade service via PM as it's not the topic for this thread.

Regards,
Stan

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Originally Posted by Xanxi

So the Freescale 060 are 100% clones of the Motorola rev6 060? I thought that they may have improved the production or reached smaller µ so that they could be even cooler.
Won't you have also Freescale 040 latest mask (i would be interested in one)?

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I have no access to Freescale engineering files ;-) , but as it's rev6 I don't think they changed µ size.
But I'm pretty sure that technology was improved during 6 years. Usually all 060 rev6 produced by Motorola are 2000. And 6 years in semiconductor business is really a lot to improve as ytou know.

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Interrested in 1.

If 100Mhz possible in CSPPC or maybe the MC68060RC60 will be better ?

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You won't get 100MHz out of CSPPC, forget it.
Usually 66MHz is the max, so any rev6 CPU will do that.
As said this thread is mainly for potential hardware emulators users wanted to have 100MHz+ real 060 CPU. Classic hardware users will not benefit any extra features (well, maybe except satisfaction having something produced after 2000 in you Amiga) comparing to any rev6 CPU.

But of course it will work in any 060 accelerator according to accelerator's specification. Nothing more, nothing less.

Ok still interrested in 1. PM sended

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Ok still interrested in 1. PM sended

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1pcs sold to @omega01, payment received with thanks! :-)
5pcs available.

Still Interested, PM sent

Withdrawn interst for the Freescale processor.
Made deal to upgrade my PPC card with Stachu!

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Originally Posted by omega01

Interrested in 1.

If 100Mhz possible in CSPPC or maybe the MC68060RC60 will be better ?

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Hello,

you can try max. 80MHz for the 68k cpu and leave the clock of the devices at 50MHz. But with this configuration some little ic need to be cooled with passive cooler in alu.

Regards

Cool stuff

Declaring interest in buying 1x CPU.
PM on the way...

PM replied.

Payment sent.

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Originally Posted by paul1981

Payment sent.

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Payment received with thanks!
I will post it on Monday.

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So the Freescale 060 are 100% clones of the Motorola rev6 060?

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Freescale _IS_ Motorola. In 2004 Motorola divested (split off) their semiconductor division and renamed it Freescale

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Originally Posted by omega01

Interrested in 1.

Is 100Mhz possible in CSPPC or maybe the MC68060RC60 will be better ?

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Hello,

you can try max. 80MHz for the 68k cpu and leave the clock of the devices at 50MHz. But with this configuration some little ic need to be cooled with passive cooler in alu.

Regards

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At 80Mhz only passive aluminium cooler is enough ?

Item received Friday 3rd Aug. Fully tested, and positive feedback left. :thumbsup:

Note to buyers with socketed CPU's:
It was very tricky removing the old cpu from it's socket, and it took me a LONG time to do so (didn't want to strain socket or bend card etc). Had to use a very small flat blade screwdriver, and then work my way up through about 4 or 5 different sizes (gradually larger) until it was removed. The cpu was very very firmly in place. If I have to do this again I'm definitely going to buy the correct tool.
If anyone is thinking of removing their cpu this way, don't. If you want to risk it, do not use jewellers screwdrivers as it bent all of mine. My advice - use the correct tool to remove the CPU ONLY. ;)

New CPU is fantastic though, and currently running at 80MHz. Couldn't be happier with my setup now. :D
Thanks Stan.

You're welcome! :-)
Feedback left as well.

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Note to buyers with socketed CPU's:
It was very tricky removing the old cpu from it's socket, and it took me a LONG time to do so (didn't want to strain socket or bend card etc). Had to use a very small flat blade screwdriver, and then work my way up through about 4 or 5 different sizes (gradually larger) until it was removed. The cpu was very very firmly in place. If I have to do this again I'm definitely going to buy the correct tool.
If anyone is thinking of removing their cpu this way, don't. If you want to risk it, do not use jewellers screwdrivers as it bent all of mine. My advice - use the correct tool to remove the CPU ONLY. ;)

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Just wanted to mention that these tools (like the PGA-X) can be had super cheap on the used market - makes this sort of thing immensely easier (not to mention safer on the old hardware!). Only thing to watch for is tall heatsinks - a lot of tools won't fit with them on, a serious pain if they're glued.

Decided to keep remaining units.
Mods please close. Thanks!

Ok, now I have more units for sale, thread is still open.
Bump. :-)

I'd like to buy one please, declaring interest

Cheers.

Declaring interest in 2 pcs, pending som quesions.

3 pcs reserved for Mohican
1 pcs reserved for FLOPS (via PM)
1 pcs reserved for Jaymz

interested pm sent

edit payment sent

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Payment received with thanks, dispatch tomorrow.

Interested in one, pm sent.

I'm also interested in one, if there are still some units available.

I have 15pcs, so yes, there are still some units left. :-)

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CPU sent.

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Originally Posted by ville9

I'm also interested in one, if there are still some units available.

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CPU sent today, dispatch confirmation sent by e-mail.

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CPU sent.

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Received Today - Fitted Working @ 72Mhz in my DCE 1260
Thanks for the quick service.:thumbsup:

I'm interested in one 060, any left...? PM sent

EDIT: payment & PM sent

Interested too :)

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Originally Posted by Sld-SNaKe

I'm interested in one 060, any left...? PM sent

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No PM received.
And yes, I have few more units for sale.

Payment received from @Sld-SNaKe.
Dispatch tomorrow.

Declaring interest in 3 pcs, PM on it's way.

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Originally Posted by NeutronUK

Declaring interest in 3 pcs, PM on it's way.

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PM replied.

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I'm interested in one 060, any left...? PM sent

EDIT: payment & PM sent

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CPU sent, tracking details via e-mail.

Payment made via PayPal for two rev6 060 CPU's with fully tracked and fully insured shipping.

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Payment made via PayPal for two rev6 060 CPU's with fully tracked and fully insured shipping.

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Payment received, thanks!
Dispatch on Monday.

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Payment made via PayPal for two rev6 060 CPU's with fully tracked and fully insured shipping.

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Parcel sent today, tracked number sent by e-mail.

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One CPU sent to @HitPoint.

CPU arrived yesterday. Excellent! Feedback on its way

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I'm interested in one 060, any left...? PM sent

EDIT: payment & PM sent

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CPU sent, tracking details via e-mail.

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Payment done! :thumbsup:

Thank you!
Pedro ;)

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Originally Posted by Virge

Payment done! :thumbsup:

Thank you!
Pedro ;)

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Payment received, thanks!
Postage tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by Virge

Payment done! :thumbsup:

Thank you!
Pedro ;)

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Parcel sent. Dispatch confirmation sent by e-mail.

All CPU's have been sold.

CPU's received yesterday. All in great condition !! Tested and working. Feedback on it's way.