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gshv
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I've never seen an S-Spec used for two different frequency chips based on the same microarchitecture. So, it could be a typo in the S-Spec number, or a fake.
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Robev
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| gshv wrote: | I've never seen an S-Spec used for two different frequency chips based on the same microarchitecture. So, it could be a typo in the S-Spec number, or a fake.
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There is a photo of the DX4-100 on the thread linked in post 1 above and it looks alright to me but I am interested in others opinions
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H3nrik V!
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| gshv wrote: | I've never seen an S-Spec used for two different frequency chips based on the same microarchitecture. So, it could be a typo in the S-Spec number, or a fake.
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What about SD18? Or would my 33 MHz be a fake? |
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| Xsecret wrote: | SX920 DX4-100 looks REALLY suspicious 
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The surface looks kind of polished. It's difficult to say if the markings are printed or laser marked. It'd be nice to see bigger picture.
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