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Chook
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I don't think anyone has figured out how to tell the speed of the non-marked ones yet.
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johnorun
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I found this set of Intel RapidCAD SZ624 and SZ625 processors on the original small motherboard.
I think this board is rare to find so I plan to leave these chips on the board.
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CPUShack
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Chook
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Oh dear, its one of the infamous PC Chips boards! I hope the cache is real.
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johnorun
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| Chook wrote: | | Oh dear, its one of the infamous PC Chips boards! I hope the cache is real. |
What do you mean? Fake caches are real>?
Is there a thread about PC Chips boards?
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johnorun
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| CPUShack wrote: | particularly on the 486 boards there was a whole bunch made with fake cache chips, chips with no dies in them. Sold as 256k cache etc, but in reality only 64k or no cache
http://redhill.net.au/b/b-bad.html |
I read the article and at least on my board the BIOS chip and Cache ram are socketed. 
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johnorun
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Got my first IDT 7M624 Gold multi-chip memory module. Came off of a wire-wrap board with all the chips in sockets, so may have been experimental or for military use?
8 gold chips are on the bottom side also.
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yk
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beautiful , I like it too. but not military temperature.
| johnorun wrote: | Got my first IDT 7M624 Gold multi-chip memory module. Came off of a wire-wrap board with all the chips in sockets, so may have been experimental or for military use?
8 gold chips are on the bottom side also. |
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johnorun
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I just received these Fuji Minitron 3015F Displays from scrap Collins aviation navigation units I found on Ebay.
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Vlasta
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Marvelous find!!
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johnorun
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I just received this board with AMD 1404A Dynamic Shift Register cans. These are second source to the Intel 1404A.
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rjluna2
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| johnorun wrote: | | I just received these Fuji Minitron 3015F Displays from scrap Collins aviation navigation units I found on Ebay. |
Incandescent 7-segment display? Nice find  |
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rjluna2
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| johnorun wrote: | | I just received these Fuji Minitron 3015F Displays from scrap Collins aviation navigation units I found on Ebay. |
Now I am a proud owner of two incandescent seven segment display posted at Incandescent Seven Segment Display.
Thanks, johnorun  |
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johnorun
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| rjluna2 wrote: | | johnorun wrote: | | I just received these Fuji Minitron 3015F Displays from scrap Collins aviation navigation units I found on Ebay. |
Now I am a proud owner of two incandescent seven segment display posted at Incandescent Seven Segment Display.
Thanks, johnorun |
You're welcome.
I'm working on lighting mine up on a breadboard in the near future. I'll post here when I succeed.
BTW, I have a set of 5 of these displays on Ebay now.
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