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el_gecko
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The chip on the right is a HP PA8200 
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isa-d
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My interest was for the lot of white ceramic chips  |
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interesting lot.
I'd take one up to $5 if someone gets it.
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| Looks like a sort of HP or IBM PGA processors/chips without the heatsink |
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andamus
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| With the chip "glued" by epox I think they are some kind of asics ..... |
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