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Haha...you can only have fish, no chips!!
No, busy at work tomorrow and taking off on Thursday on a 2500km road trip over easter! Travelling out to Broken Hill (13 hours drive from Sydney) and the flooded western parts of NSW. I've only seen it when it is dry and red, so now it should we wet and green.
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Robev
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| smithy wrote: | Haha...you can only have fish, no chips!!
No, busy at work tomorrow and taking off on Thursday on a 2500km road trip over easter! Travelling out to Broken Hill (13 hours drive from Sydney) and the flooded western parts of NSW. I've only seen it when it is dry and red, so now it should we wet and green. |
Sounds like purgatory to me 
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Robev
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My Latest Find,
New in the Box, Upgrade Processor for a Dell Power Edge I believe
It may be for sale 
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Robev
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Another find 
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GRX-RAJU
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| Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 11:25 am Post subject: R3000 + R3010 |
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| R3000 + R3010 cpu card |
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Silent Breeze
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Hi! Found another processor SUN UltraSPARC IIi to 380 MHz, this looks like one is not in the list.
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susl45
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Just got one AMD-K5-PR90ABS, the ABR and ABQ version is quite common to see, but I have not seen the ABS version before, have anyone have it in collection?
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iulianv
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| Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 9:29 am Post subject: Re: R3000 + R3010 |
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| GRX-RAJU wrote: | | R3000 + R3010 cpu card |
Canon part, Google says... I came across a NEC_VR5000-based Ricoh board recently - is MIPS that good for printing and imaging? |
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mavroxur
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| Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 8:59 pm Post subject: Re: R3000 + R3010 |
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| iulianv wrote: | | GRX-RAJU wrote: | | R3000 + R3010 cpu card |
Canon part, Google says... I came across a NEC_VR5000-based Ricoh board recently - is MIPS that good for printing and imaging? |
You see a LOT of RISC based engines in printers and other imaging devices. A lot of the i960's in my collection came from older laser printers and print servers. Almost all modern printers use ARM cores (sometimes embedded into custom ASICs) to handle raster image generation. It's just the way to go. |
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gshv
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| susl45 wrote: | | Just got one AMD-K5-PR90ABS, the ABR and ABQ version is quite common to see, but I have not seen the ABS version before, have anyone have it in collection? |
I don't think I've seen one before.
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Grey_Traces
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frag_
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| Not so common i think. |
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Cpuswe
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| susl45 wrote: | | Just got one AMD-K5-PR90ABS, the ABR and ABQ version is quite common to see, but I have not seen the ABS version before, have anyone have it in collection? |
I have not seen or got hold of a image of a PR90ABS for chipdb.org.
http://www.chipdb.org/cat-pr90-33.htm
I will add yours if thats OK?
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susl45
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| Cpuswe wrote: | | susl45 wrote: | | Just got one AMD-K5-PR90ABS, the ABR and ABQ version is quite common to see, but I have not seen the ABS version before, have anyone have it in collection? |
I have not seen or got hold of a image of a PR90ABS for chipdb.org.
http://www.chipdb.org/cat-pr90-33.htm
I will add yours if thats OK?
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Yes, of course.
When I get the chip in hard, I will upload another pic if need. 
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