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 Posted: Fri May 02, 2014 5:48 pm Post subject: Intel Engineering Samples - P6? - Now with die shots |
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Seen similar ones before, pretty rare, any guesses?
KJ8SMR00-BA
Dated A617013CC
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| maybe a Pentium pro CPU die with no L2 cache?? |
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Super cool CPU, can't find another one  |
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| gg1978 wrote: | | maybe a Pentium pro CPU die with no L2 cache?? |
That was my original thought.. but not so sure these days 
This KJ8.. and others been A8... and Pro being 6th generation
Leaning more towards some other platform that never saw the light of day.. and maybe not CPU
But then again A-1 Pro ES came out weeks 6 - 13 1996
then B-1 Pro ES came out from week 43 1996
so these fit in between these
KJ8TSMR00-BA 1994 die 9617 test 9628
A8CNIC A-2 1995 die 9623
TSMR maybe Test sample Memory Reduced
The thing that stood most out for me was the use of USA and not A4
Intel stopped the use of USA in 1994 and some products changed as early as 1993
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| Too cool! |
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Nice one. Even nicer that you open up a one of a kind chip to reveal its insides!
As far as I remember from photos of PPros, it is possible to see some differences in the cache die, between a 256 and 512 part. If possible, you might consider comparing this chip with the two different. |
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