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debs3759
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Any reason for my last post to be deleted? I provided a screenshot of the datasheet (dated 3 years before the SXF that many of us have) which shows that the SXL is the second member of the NS 486 family, and I sasked for info on what is the first if not the SXF. I like to ahve accurate info where possible, and if I have misunderstod the datasheet (as some of you think), then I want to know which chip to add to my site.
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debs3759
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Lovely sample! Is it on a board that is testable?
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Borris70
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This NS486SXL-25 is a classic production CPU and clearly NOT an engineering sample.
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thanks for the information. i updated my website - 2 ES less in my collection 
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