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JAC
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a bit rich for me.
On the subject of these types of pre-x86 chips, when is CS, not CS? |
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i440bx
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No, that not my Auctions. I found them by "surfen simply in such a way"...
Maybe some of you want to spend a huge lot of money. By the Way:
What is with "The_Mad"? Is he still alive? That are auctions for him, or 
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wepwawet
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As I learned those Z80 CS are not Customer samples.
CS means something else what i forgot:-(
Genna, wasn't it you that told me?
Else I have a lot of customer samples:-) |
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JAC
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| wepwawet wrote: | As I learned those Z80 CS are not Customer samples.
CS means something else what i forgot:-(
Genna, wasn't it you that told me?
Else I have a lot of customer samples:-) |
this is as I thought!!!!!! Buyer beware!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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gshv
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| wepwawet wrote: | As I learned those Z80 CS are not Customer samples.
CS means something else what i forgot:-( |
Right. "C" stands for ceramic package, and "S" stands for commercial temperature range. If you look at plastic Z80 processors produced at about the same time you'll see 'PS' - plastic, commercial temperature range. Later Zilog included those letters into processor part number (for example - Z8400ACS).
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JAC
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| Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:21 am Post subject: |
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| sometimes posting auction links will save you money, especially if you get drawn into buying a "CS" when it is not a "CS". |
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fRaSsL
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Same for Intel chips.
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| JAC wrote: | | sometimes posting auction links will save you money, especially if you get drawn into buying a "CS" when it is not a "CS". |
you can ask the question without giving links...
Giving links can be faire for people who didn't notice the auction but unfair for those who did (especially if the firsts have more money than the later...) |
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