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mike7576
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That AMD MathCo is really cool. They're hard enough to find loose  |
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Simmayor
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Wow! They are all new  |
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you are not going to open them do you ? 
I knew boxed co-processors existed, but what about boxed 486, 386 or even 286 !! is it possible ?
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gshv
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| vmunix wrote: | | you are not going to open them do you ? |
I won't open them, although it's very interesting to see what's inside.
| Quote: | | I knew boxed co-processors existed, but what about boxed 486, 386 or even 286 !! is it possible ? |
I never seen boxed 286, 386 or 486 processors except for upgrade/overdrive CPUs.
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mike7576
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Although I haven't seen one, I think that the 486 chips with the blue heat sinks on them might have been boxed processors. Any thoughts?
I've never seen any Intel 386 or older CPUs boxed either. |
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morkork
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Nice to see some boxes! I'd like to see more of them, why not make a 'show your boxes' thread? I only got two:
Intel 287XL front back
Intel Pentium MMX Overdrive front back
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Trogdor
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They were making 8087's on or after 1985?
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gshv
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They were making them after 1985. The 8087 box above has the date 11/15/1989 , the processor inside was also made in 1989.
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Trogdor
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My bad... I didn't see that date on the box. Wow, that's surprising.
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Grampa
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I really like this IIT package, looks really futuristic
I have one of these Am80c287 chips too, in an original box which unfortunatelly was already opened. But the chip inside the package is in a little plastic box which has a black back, transparent front with golden 'Advanced Micro Devices. Inc.' letters. This little box is still sealed and looks really beautyfull - I surely won't open it 
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gshv
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Grampa,
Can you post a picture of the small sealed box?
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