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Alitoutou
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 Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 7:01 am Post subject: some uncommon 486,rare or ordinary? |
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I found the uncommon 486s in a lots of gold scrap cpu,which contain other eng samples:cyrix 5x86-100gp eng sample,cyrix 5x86-120gp eng sample,Ibm 586 M1sc sample,Texas 486 V40 sample-.60.
how about these uncommon 486s,eng sample? or ordinary?
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susl45
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Very nice find and many could say rare or uncommon, expecially for the IBM and cyrix.
If you have extra, I would be interested.
Btw, you should show your other ES as well.
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Alitoutou
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| Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 11:16 am Post subject: |
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| susl45 wrote: | Very nice find and many could say rare or uncommon, expecially for the IBM and cyrix.
If you have extra, I would be interested.
Btw, you should show your other ES as well. |
only have one extra Ibm 586 M1sc sample,texas 486 sxl2-G50,texas 486 sxl2-G66(1 pin missing).
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susl45
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| Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 11:21 am Post subject: |
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| alitoutou wrote: | | susl45 wrote: | Very nice find and many could say rare or uncommon, expecially for the IBM and cyrix.
If you have extra, I would be interested.
Btw, you should show your other ES as well. |
only have one extra Ibm 586 M1sc sample,texas 486 sxl2-G50,texas 486 sxl2-G66(1 pin missing). |
nice es!!
ok, i am interested in, we can do a trade then.
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feipoa
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Do you have a photo of the bottom of the Cyrix 5x86 100 and 120? It would be good to upload this for historical reference.
Can you check to see if these engineering samples allow for setting the multiplier to 4x? Thanks!
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| Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 10:11 pm Post subject: Re: some uncommon 486,rare or ordinary? |
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| alitoutou wrote: | I found the uncommon 486s in a lots of gold scrap cpu,which contain other eng samples:cyrix 5x86-100gp eng sample,cyrix 5x86-120gp eng sample,Ibm 586 M1sc sample,Texas 486 V40 sample-.60.
how about these uncommon 486s,eng sample? or ordinary? |
Really beautiful cpus. Never seen before.  |
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Neon_WA
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is the TI 486 SXL2-40 at back of photo smaller than others in the picture?
or is it just the camera angle that makes it look smaller
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JardaXor
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I think is smaller - and different, look to upper left corner...
Btw the printing was made from all sides of package...  |
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| alitoutou wrote: | | how about these uncommon 486s,eng sample? or ordinary? |
I think TI and IBM chips are very rare. Cyrix chips are just rare.
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That Blue Lightning is very very nice 
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| Would You make picture of CPUs (_8043319.JPG) of bottom sides? |
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Alitoutou
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TI 486 SXL2-40 at back of photo is smaller.
I'll take some pictures tonight.
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Yep, the printing on top is absolute chaotic (to chip's position) 
Different sockets on the TIs are strange. |
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