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CPUShack
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 Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2021 12:07 pm Post subject: CPU Shack: IBM Metal can 386s - 1 Left |
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Here are some nice IBM metal can 80386s
SOLD OUTx IBM 32G6632 80386 $25
SOLDx IBM 63F7615 80386 small die $25
1x IBM 51F1784 80386 large die $25
SOLD OUTx IBM 51F1784 80386 large die small dent $15
aberco took some of these apart years back and found that there is a couple die versions (see attached pic)
32G6632 I don't know which die it is as its pretty rare and hadn't come up before to check
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| Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2021 12:29 pm Post subject: |
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| 1x IBM 32G6632 80386 $25 |
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debs3759
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63F7615 is believed to be a 25 MHz part
51F1784 is believed to be a 20 MHz part
32G6632 is new to me. (32G6633 is believed to be a 25 MHz part)
I'd take a 32G6632
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CPUShack
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| debs3759 wrote: | 63F7615 is believed to be a 25 MHz part
51F1784 is believed to be a 20 MHz part
32G6632 is new to me. (32G6633 is believed to be a 25 MHz part)
I'd take a 32G6632 |
IBM used these in different speed systems , so one part number can support multiple speeds , for example, 51F1784 can be found in 33MHz systems too
They did this with part numbers on their 6x86s as well
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| 1x IBM 63F7615 80386 small die $25 |
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dennydo
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IBM 32G6632 80386 $25
IBM 63F7615 80386 small die $25 SOLD
IBM 51F1784 80386 large die $25
IBM 51F1784 80386 large die small dent $15 |
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guso
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| Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2021 4:57 pm Post subject: |
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For me please:
1x IBM 51F1784 80386 large die small dent $15
Thanks! |
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CPUShack
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pixelmanca
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1x IBM 51F1784 80386 large die small dent $15
For me please.
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