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what is the Pentium that has been de-lidded?
I have never seen pop-up spam on ebay listings before 
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multifusk
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| Neon_WA wrote: | what is the Pentium that has been de-lidded?
I have never seen pop-up spam on ebay listings before |
SX835 with very bad printing on the front, but nice from this side |
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| multifusk wrote: | | SX835 with very bad printing on the front, but nice from this side |
Can you give the FPO code as it appears to be the newest Pentium i have seen without the sSpec being marked on the die cap
Be good info for my Pentium markings timeline
i'm guessing the FPO starts L431.....
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multifusk
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | multifusk wrote: | | SX835 with very bad printing on the front, but nice from this side |
Can you give the FPO code as it appears to be the newest Pentium i have seen without the sSpec being marked on the die cap
Be good info for my Pentium markings timeline
i'm guessing the FPO starts L431..... |
Little hard to read (had to remove a lot of Glue)
L4311719-0007 |
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Neon_WA
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| multifusk wrote: |
Little hard to read (had to remove a lot of Glue)
L4311719-0007 |
cheers mate 
For interests sake.. the oldest with sSpec on die cap I have listed is a SX879 L4312019-4102
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Neon_WA
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oh and the de-lidded SZ935 is 7 weeks newer than any other SZ935 I have listed in my OD timeline
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Timeline updated. That's the newest and oldest found within a week!
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