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Neon_WA
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just a quick pic of the ES slots that have arrived at AVICC 
DC80522PX266512 Q085 (shiny smooth case)
80523PX512 Q318 ES Intel Confidential
AMD-K7 Engineering Sample (600MHz with big AMD logo on front like Gennas)
80522PX266512EC Q209 ES
80522PX266512 Q202 ES
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Neon_WA
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| hugo929 wrote: | | NICE HUNTING! |
thx Hugo
and the good thing it was cheap hunting too 
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Neon_WA
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again I was surprised I had little competition for these 2 nice 186s I got off eBay
especially with cheap world-wide post 
not sure how many are around but I have only seen 2 other Siemens PGA 186 before
and AMD don't appear much nowdays
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Neon_WA
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haven't posted anything for a while.. but thought I would show this little beauty that finally made its way to me
I have tried testing.. boots and come up as a 6x86 PR120+ (100MHz)
but its having issues with Dos & Windows.. will try other setups when I get time
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Marcin
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magictom
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| Marcin wrote: | | Very nice chip |
now that's kind of an understatement LOL |
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molka
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amazing finding  |
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Neon_WA
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| Cpuswe wrote: | This is the fourth variation of the same Cyrix M1 ES
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Would be nice to find out core code on the other 2
10 weeks between Lither's & mine.. his is Rev 1.3 and mine is Rev 1.4
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