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xsecret
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fRaSsL
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Hehe... I'm glad to see the final version  Good work!
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Very nice site and nice collection of ES chips.
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Nice site! I especially liked AMD 486 ES processors. Athlon-64 mechanical samples are also cool.
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xsecret
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. I have some ES, QS and stanges chips along with nice (I hope !) pictures. Just have a look at Itanium 533 pictures for example 
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