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Vlasta
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 Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 11:13 pm Post subject: Intel Wafer.... PIC ADDED |
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I think I bagged one, 1995 vintage, no idea what device - given the date care to speculate? According to the blurb it was made in Santa Clara - I will let you all know when it arrives with pics.
AND YES I PROBABLY PAID TOO MUCH AND YES IT WAS AN EBAY AUCTION BUT AS SOON AS THE FELLER SELLING SAID INTEL MY FINGER HIT THE BUY BUTTON IN ABOUT 2 MILLISECONDS
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CPUShack
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early ppro, Pentium MMX, 486, 960 860 or a host of chipsets
Though in 1995 they were making ALOT of diff processors (80186-Ppro + MCUs)
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gg1978
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2012 1:09 am Post subject: |
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| how big is the die size?? mm of the width and length?? |
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Vlasta
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judging from the photo - roughly 25mm x 15mm - it is an 8" wafer and there are 12 and bit dies across and 8 and bit dies down if you see what I mean - so that is a fairly big die.
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