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imho - ES is sample to test device and to debug it before general mass production.
Is it possible 386SX has both ES and mil spec marking ? What can the soldiers test? 
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I've never seen one like this either
| iguana_kiev wrote: | imho - ES is sample to test device and to debug it before general mass production.
Is it possible 386SX has both ES and mil spec marking ? What can the soldiers test? |
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | imho - ES is sample to test device and to debug it before general mass production.
Is it possible 386SX has both ES and mil spec marking ? What can the soldiers test? |
probably a QS or CS
to my memory
the latest "CS" is possible 80286
and the earliest "QS" is pentium pro
my guess is from 386 to pentium , intel marked all sample (ES,QS etc ) as ES |
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has anyone noticed it has two rows of pins instead of normal 3 ?
EDIT >> that package was used for the 80376
should be fractionally smaller than a 386
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SX only had 100 pins, not 132, prob why only 2 rows of pins
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| smithy wrote: | | SX only had 100 pins, not 132, prob why only 2 rows of pins |
OK... so is the MG80386SX-16 the same size as a 386 or 376?
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| I would say the MG80386SX-16 is the same size as the 376. I just took a look at my 376-16 and it looks the same. |
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| jrmunro wrote: | | I would say the MG80386SX-16 is the same size as the 376. I just took a look at my 376-16 and it looks the same. |
what I would be guessing...
so couldn't run in a 386 PGA board 
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I thought Hong Kong & mainland China were part of the same country now
but they seem to be in a boxing match over the 386SX 
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| Neon_WA wrote: | I thought Hong Kong & mainland China were part of the same country now
but they seem to be in a boxing match over the 386SX |
I hope that I will be the final winner and the seller give me 50% discount and free shipping with the bonus chip - Intel C4040 NOS.  |
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| bccwchan wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: | I thought Hong Kong & mainland China were part of the same country now
but they seem to be in a boxing match over the 386SX |
I hope that I will be the final winner and the seller give me 50% discount and free shipping with the bonus chip - Intel C4040 NOS. |
Yeah Right 
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| Neon_WA wrote: | I thought Hong Kong & mainland China were part of the same country now
but they seem to be in a boxing match over the 386SX |
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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| bccwchan wrote: | | I hope that I will be the final winner and the seller give me 50% discount and free shipping with the bonus chip - Intel C4040 NOS. |
Think its time you get brave Billy.. and use a good sniping site
doesnt guarantee you will win.. but if you do then you will likely save yourself a few $$
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bidnapper.com has never let me down - 10 free snipes just for signing up............. then cancel.
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