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gshv
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Yes, it's reported correctly. I guess it's better to move this thread somewhere else, and make it sticky, like we did with thread for new S-spec numbers.
Processing this data may take some time. This is because it goes into my to do list, which has a few hundred of items. Sometimes they are added quickly, sometimes not. If adding new part requires research (whether it's fake or not, or for parts from new families, etc) then it may take really long time.
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zburget
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And last question to BX80524P533128 / FV524RX53312:
As already mentioned, was not answered and I am also interested in - there is a CPU on which is printed exactly BX80524P533128 or processors can be distinguished by the S-spec number only? |
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gshv
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No, there are no CPUs with BX80524P533128 part number printed on them, there are only boxes with this part number. Also, there are no CPUs with FV80524RX533512 printed, they all have abbreviated part number FV524RX533 and "128" on the next line.
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gshv
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ADA2800AEP4AX with CBAUC stepping was added. A80486DX2-80N and Samsung chips will require some research.
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Redeyeburn
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Intel N80959SB16
Searched it in the information section here on the site with no luck, unless I searched it wrong !
From kosmokrator's "Intel Big Sale Part 4...PURPLE CERAMIC DIP'S CPU MCU SALE"
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Neon_WA
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80959 is the part marking for 80960s used in i960 development systems
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gshv
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In addition to Neon_WA's response: some or all 80959 are bond-out versions (with ICE capabilities) of 80960, and I don't have any datasheets/information for these chips.
BTW, this article has some interesting information on In-Circuit Emulation implementation in Intel processors:
http://www.rcollins.org/ddj/Sep97/
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gshv
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N80959SB16 and a couple of other *80959* processors were added to the site.
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