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Omfgbbqpwn
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 Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2017 10:39 pm Post subject: Has anyone seen these intel c1702s before? |
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I looked online and the A I can find like it has a long serial (or batch, idk honestly, the number below the model) does that make a difference? And the AL's I've seen all have the groundstraps. Neither has a date code on the bottom.
Thanks for any info.
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CPUShack
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The C1702A is rather a common one, the 'long' lot number ones often are really a datecode/sspec on one line (like 7419S314)
The C1702AL (low power) is the newer package
Date codes were rarely used on chips until 1975 for Intel.
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