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first buy.
then ask.
lol
too old copyright for being a Sparc CPU as other weiteks..or?
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Marcin
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Thanks for answers. Hugo please post in other topic to get request.
To chiptalk and wepwawet. Hehehe that was my first buy (not cheap chip) when I knew nothing about purchased item  Looks great and I will keep it as unknown Weitek chip.
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Why companies don't have a handbook/catalogue for their chips?
It would be good. |
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CPUShack
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| dume wrote: | Why companies don't have a handbook/catalogue for their chips?
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often they make custom chips for a specific buyer. Not a standard product.
ASIC: Application Specific Integrated Circuit
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| dume wrote: | | Why companies don't have a handbook/catalogue for their chips? It would be good. |
They do... They're called data books. No collection is complete without them.
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| chip68 wrote: | | dume wrote: | | Why companies don't have a handbook/catalogue for their chips? It would be good. |
They do... They're called data books. No collection is complete without them.
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and you wil not find many thousands oof chips in these databooks, as databooks were never made for them 
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