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hugo929
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kosmokrator
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looks like hitachi chip for me....
nothink else can find... |
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hugo929
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| kosmokrator wrote: | looks like hitachi chip for me....
nothink else can find... |
thanks
and how about this one?
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The first is a gate array chip based on the Hitachi Washi CMOS technology for the Data General low-end and mid-range systems, circa early 90's.
the second is a mobile CPU mounted on a PGA adapter for use in desktop systems
I looks at these chips on taobao for time, if you thinking to buy something I'm in for the PIII-800 and for one Celeron |
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Windmiller
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| isa-d wrote: | The first is a gate array chip based on the Hitachi Washi CMOS technology for the Data General low-end and mid-range systems, circa early 90's.
the second is a mobile CPU mounted on a PGA adapter for use in desktop systems
I looks at these chips on taobao for time, if you thinking to buy something I'm in for the PIII-800 and for one Celeron |
I would be interested in one of each as well. Very interesting chip  Nice find Hugo. |
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hugo929
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| isa-d wrote: | | The first is a gate array chip based on the Hitachi Washi CMOS technology for the Data General low-end and mid-range systems, circa early 90's. |
thanks for this info
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the second is a mobile CPU mounted on a PGA adapter for use in desktop systems
I looks at these chips on taobao for time, if you thinking to buy something I'm in for the PIII-800 and for one Celeron |
dont you think they might be fakes?
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isa-d
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| May be are 100mhz bus CPU overclocked at 133mhz but you can discover that only if you open one and on the die there is the S-Spec. |
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Cpuswe
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Im pretty sure that the Intel chip are a local Chinese invention or a fake, because that package are not a Intel package.
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isa-d
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Sure
but can't invent the CPU die, so under that heatsink there is an Intel PIII or a celeron
I'd like to collect also strange variations of a chip (fake or not fake like the all Pentiums gold) |
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