Intel 80502-133 SY126

[Neology]

Just received this chip today and found it is abnormal from other ceramic Pentium.

There's no print on the topside, only "133" on the corner.
On the die side, the print seems and the sspec is SY126. The "iPP" sign is on the cap.

From CPU World I can only found few info about this SSPEC and the photo of the previous SY126 looks different from mine. In the database,SY126 was commented as a fake chip.

From my point of view, the one I've got doesn't look like a fake chip. It looks more like a OEM chip.
Intel usually put frequency at the corner on boxed pentium, which come with the original heatsink and fan. However, a boxed pentium doesn't have white print "Intel Pentium on the top side". Instead, it usually put BP80502XXX,SSPEC, manufacture date info and year on the top side.

The font and print looks like original intel print.

Any comment?

EDIT, just found the first line printed on the die is the same as the one in this link.
http://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7720&highlight=sy126

So, It's a fake?

[smithy]

Yep, SY126s are all fakes

[Neon_WA]

there is 3 fake Pentium sSpecs

SY126
SL241
SL27X << listed as A80503233 but mine is BP80502233

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[Neon_WA]

[Neology]

[Neon_WA]

i just like to tie threads together.. so easier for someone searching down the track

[Neon]

Also SY27S

http://www.cpu-world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14237

[Neon_WA]

[Neology]

[cedrik]

why would be this one fake?

[CPUShack]

because ALL SY126 are fake (it isnt an intel spec)
the printing is wrong too

[frag_]

Because Intel did not produce sy126

[cedrik]

my collection of fakes grows constantly

[CPUShack]

Some people collect them on purpose. They really are a part of CPU history. The dark side I suppose