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xi11west
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 Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2021 4:08 pm Post subject: IBM part number on 6x86, what does it mean? |
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I noticed there are different IBM part numbers on the bottom of IBM 6x86s, for example I saw 88H3467, 88H3465, 88H2312 on three 6x86L-PR166+, other than that they look like exactly same. Just wondering what do these numbers represent? Is it something meaningful enough to be distinguished in collection?
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CPUShack
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Probably stepping info, I have started trying to keep track of them more.
as more people test them (and with some die shots perhaps) we'll know more
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rjluna2
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That would be interesting to find out on which is which with these different IBM part number on identical package  |
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H3nrik V!
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rjluna2
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Well, that's interesting  |
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xhoba
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