Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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My Pentium III 1400-S SL6BY is missing one pin - and it isn’t a power or ground! Instead, it's a vital VID pin responsible for requesting the correct voltage from the motherboard's VRM.

Is this rare CPU completely dead, or can we save it? Let's find out if it still works. I’m going to mount this legendary chip on a Slot 1 adapter and try it on my beloved ASUS P3B-F 440BX motherboard. Will it boot, or will it go back to the scrapyard?

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00:00 Intel Pentium III 1400-S SL6BY
02:33 Delidded Tualatin
03:24 The Unnecessary Pin
06:17 Testing on ASUS P3B-F
08:35 150MHz FSB on 440BX
10:25 3dfx Voodoo 3 3000 PCI
12:45 200 FPS and more