xsecret's ES-Only updates

[xsecret]

Some new stuff (cleaning my todo list VERY slowly) posted on https://www.engineering-sample.com/ :


Intel C8087-1 ES


AMD R80188 ES


Intel R80188 ES


Intel 80376ATT ES


Intel 80386BX-25 ES


Intel 80386EX-25 ES


Intel 80486-33 ES B4


Intel Pentium 90 MHz MS


Intel Pentium MMX 266 MHz ES


Intel KJ8TSMR00-BA ES


Transmeta TM3120 ES


Transmeta TM5800 ES



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[debs3759]

I love the C8087-1 ES.

Did you ever find out what this is? :

[xsecret]

No, and I spoke with many guys at Intel.

But I think I found someone who worked on this project. stay tuned

[xsecret]

Annnnnd. Here we have a nice 8086 ES :


Intel D8086-1 ES

[Marcin]

[xsecret]

It's probably not related to Pentium Pro. The date code is way too late for any early P6.

I first tough it was related to a very early Merced development because they started to work on ia64 in 1994 (match the '94 copyright) but the Merced lead package architect confirmed the first working silicon has been tapped-out in q3'98 while the first tests packages came in q2'97. That's still one year too late for this sample. :-/

[bccwchan]

Here will be the answer.
http://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=23294&highlight=pentium+pro

should be the cache component for Pentium Pro ES

[xsecret]

The pattern is different as there is much more logic on this one (and much less SRAM). And one source at Intel confirmed that this one is unrelated to P6.