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pinkie
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Anyone know about this chip?
Is it a CPU? or a GPU?
Thanks.
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pinkie
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Can't find any information about this chip too.
Anyone can give me some information ?
Thanks.
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pinkie
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Thanks for your information.
So LSI chip with "L1A" is a GPU.
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This LSI chip was on Compaq SCSI controllers, so I doubt it's a GPU. It's probably a SCSI controller chip.
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| CPUShack wrote: | L1A just means LSI Logic, ASIC chip, it can be anything.  |
Right, but if a SCSI controller has only one big L1A9162 chip, it is logical to assume that the chip performs functions of a SCSI controller chip.
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pinkie
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Thanks for your information.
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