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| debs3759 wrote: | | C2330805 (The B0 and SZ494 go without saying - I believe it is the only spec available for a production i487...) |
On CPU World sspec database, there is a 487 with sSpec SZES0
But never seen any. Someone here already heard about it ? If no, how did it arrived in the database ? 
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| g0b wrote: | | debs3759 wrote: | | C2330805 (The B0 and SZ494 go without saying - I believe it is the only spec available for a production i487...) |
On CPU World sspec database, there is a 487 with sSpec SZES0
But never seen any. Someone here already heard about it ? If no, how did it arrived in the database ?
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The database also says that SZES0 is an ES, not a production chip (although I would add also that it is uncommon to find an ES with an 'S'Spec and not a 'Q'Spec....
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Probably in a datasheet about the 487. I suspect there are many sspecs described in datasheets that will never leave the Intel lab.
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| debs3759 wrote: |
The database also says that SZES0 is an ES, not a production chip (although I would add also that it is uncommon to find an ES with an 'S'Spec and not a 'Q'Spec.... |
Oh, I didn't saw it was an ES, even if I found this sSpec quite strange. That means , with the 487, that it is the first intel CPU familly for which I have all the non-ES sSpec 
Will be a bit harder with 486 and Pentium I'm afraid ...
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LOL, yeah I geuss most of us can say we have all the non-ES specs for the 487  Now, who can claim to have an example of every version of any other MODERN Intel chip (such as every possible variant of the 386, for example...)?
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| Cpuswe wrote: | Probably in a datasheet about the 487. I suspect there are many sspecs described in datasheets that will never leave the Intel lab.
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actually, its the opposite, more Sspecs leave the lab then ever make it in the datasheets and/or spec updates.
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List updated! Jac and Vinicio in one end and Borris70 in the other.
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C1260006 B0
SZ494
C302041W B0
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| vinicio, can you post a scan of the top and bottom of your 487 please? |
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| JAC wrote: | | vinicio, can you post a scan of the top and bottom of your 487 please? |
Fotofinish 
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I think yours is older. Mine is 91123821CB
I make that 1991 Week 12, yours is week 10.
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| I only have one 487. It is and sz494 c1271118 |
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