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sammyc
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fRaSsL
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I doubt it's flipchip. Flipchip was used 1st time in the late 90ies, I think.
And the price... $ 245 over value 
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sammyc
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yes, it looks rediculously over valued. What is special about it?
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fRaSsL
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This CPU is not very common, only used in some IBM PS/2... It's a special packaged i386. That's all.
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skold
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the only 386 i can imagine paying that much for would be the one they pulled out of hubble  |
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sammyc
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Talking of chips in space. I want the chip that was used and supposedly destroyed on the set of Armageddon when they are in space.
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