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Qwerty
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6a6ar09a
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| Hi guys. Here is one older SL22T. '96 51 |
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Neon_WA
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this one will extend the Pro time-line a bit 
SL22Z L9065849-0386 (week 06 1999)
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Chook
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Added almost 9 months to the timeline! I think you have a number of chips that are earlier/later than ones in the timeline.
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Neon_WA
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| Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 2:22 am Post subject: |
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| Chook wrote: | | Added almost 9 months to the timeline! I think you have a number of chips that are earlier/later than ones in the timeline. |
i dont like posting dates until i have the chips in my hand
so im happy i dont introduce any fakes into the time-line
EDIT >> on a side note.. notice with this late production.. the part numbering line has been moved further down to where the icomp line would normally be
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Fossalta
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I appear to have both the oldest and newest SL22T ... the odd thing is they were pulled from a single Proliant 800 :S Probably someone that merged 2 systems into 1
One of my SL22V : 17 weeks newer
One of my SY032 : 9 weeks older
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pcpubay
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It is still not clean.
SY032 1997 01 |
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