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Maybe a 386 or a 486  |
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Marcin
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| LKG01A wrote: | | Maybe a 386 or a 486 |
Yeah in my mind that is 386 class but not certain. I tried to find any information in Google but I did't find 
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I have a couple of IBM chips like that - but no information.
Does there exist any kind of list that says 73G14587H1364 (IBM;-) = 386/20MHz or so? |
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We have big problem with this chips so maybe it is time to send email to IBM ? You will say : they will not response but this not cost so worth to try 
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| Marcin Majewski wrote: | | Did you identify speed ? That is 20 Mhz ? |
I still have the machine that holds it. I'll be back in town next week. I will check the PS/2's modell number and try to find out. Maybe I can manage to boot it - the bios battery is dead and the system just shows an error number...
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| Marcin Majewski wrote: | | Did you identify speed ? That is 20 Mhz ? |
Yes, the IBM 51F1784 is a 386 with 20 MHz. The machine I got it from is an IBM PS/2 8570-081 386DX/20.
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