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ROTFLMAO
On the TT80502120 you can even see parts of whatever was on the chip originally  And Intel never did a bad paint job like that that I am aware of.
The Cyrix 486DX2V80 isn't the only fake made out of the Blue Lightning - there were three with an identical adapter and identical markings on the adapter last time round
I appreciate when whoever spots the fakes posts about them here, it helps not only those of us who see the acutions (and get uninvited emails telling us about them!) but it hopefully also helps the seller to avoid the pitfall of buying more in the future (as I assume generally that they are not aware of it).
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fRaSsL
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How do you know? I've seen many of those 'Blue lightning' labeled IBM 486.
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Mixeur
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I guess :
- I've seen another type of heatsink for DX2-50 Box, the same kind than those for 5x86.
- Usually, markings are IBM26 486V250HF, HF meaning there an Heatsink on cpu. Ishould not be GP.
- "IBM Microelectronics" marking is never used on IBM cpus
- And finally, this logo is a little flashy for a company like IBM, no ?
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sammyc
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| Mixeur wrote: | IBM 486DX2-??(Rare++&Blue cooler) :
Fake cooler (I mean not original one from IBM) |
I do hope your joking. That is surely the original?
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sammyc
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Bit dissapointed if it is, because it is one of my favourite chips I own. I really do like the heatsinked blue lightnings
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Marcin
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| Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:30 pm Post subject: |
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| fRaSsL wrote: | | How do you know? I've seen many of those 'Blue lightning' labeled IBM 486. |
Hmmm I see about third unit so propably I'm newbie ... I think it will be sold for about 35-50 USD so it can be named as "rare"
Many nice auctions I hope I will get something nice 
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vinicio
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| Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 5:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Cyrix 486DX2V80 PQFP(Black top) (The one pinkie uncovered) |
not PQFP, but CQFP and it is really thin.
p.s. I don't believe is fakes
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Here you are a pair of fake 486DX2-50 remarked to 486DX2-66
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