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| Marcin Majewski wrote: | IBMs 53s are CPUs ? There is chance to know it ?  |
In my opinion all IBM chips on your pictures (except for white ceramic IBM) are not processors. White ceramic IBM chip could be a processor. If you decide to sell it I'll take it (if not too expensive).
TMS32010 is a DSP chip.
SCX6212PWK is a microCMOS gate array.
UTE CM608(?) could be Bulgarian peripheral chip from 650x or 680x family.
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| Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 8:06 pm Post subject: HP chips |
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| CPUShack wrote: | | the HP chip apears to be a PA-RISC (7200?) |
I bought a set of HP 7200 cpu in Jan. It come with a large HP 7200 cpu and two chips looks like HP 7100LC. These two chips is exactly the same with the picture posted on the top.
I guess it's a cache controller because other HP cpu (e.g. 7100) come with the similar chips too. I have been searching on the internet but nothing document is found to support my guess.
Billy
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