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jrmunro
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Is this an ES
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CPUShack
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No these specs.back then were.used to typically show different test conditions.or.batches of a device. Like a customer may request the eprom that had additional tests. I have seen them used on early Intel price lists
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JAC
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ah ok.. didnt know that..
Is this the same thing then...
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Neon_WA
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think this was brought up elsewhere that these were new enough that the marking is a qSpec
will see if I can find
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