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debs3759
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I think you will find they are both the same - just that one was built while they still used the PCPU part number, the other after it changed to BP. sSpecs weren't changed to reflect the change of part number...
I think that would count as one that's not in the sSpec database, as it is the same processor but is a part number not connected to the same spec.
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pinkie
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Are the BPxxxx gold cap CPUs exist?
I've only saw the boxed gold cap pentiums with PCPU prefix yet.
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I assumed "BP..." part number for S-Spec SZ977, but I've never seen SZ977 CPU with "BP... part number.
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