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Cpuswe
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 Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 3:41 pm Post subject: 50/50 FPU, manufacturer? |
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Hi!
Is the company named 50/50 or who made this?
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hugo929
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very cool, this is what i eagerly sought after !
in my mind, it is a product of cyrix, isn't it ?
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debs3759
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The best way to tell would be if you have access to a board that will take a 387 in that package. If the BIOS doesn't tell you what it is, some of the older CPU ID packages would tell you who made the core, and in some cases give you further info to help identify it. If you have the right board but can't find appropriate ID software, I think I have at least one older CPU ID app that performs floating point tests thoroughly enough to identify a wide range of FPU cores.
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fRaSsL
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This will not work... Measuring the package will show you that it is Ulsi 
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