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Neon_WA
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | I like you signature very much
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thx 
im surprised how many ppl that r in the group that dont understand  
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| iguana_kiev wrote: | Really useful links!
I like you signature very much
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I agree
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gshv
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All of the S-specs are already in the database. There is an easy way to check a bunch of s-specs - Ctrl-A on any HTML page, and then insert it into textarea field on this page:
http://www.cpu-world.com/cgi-bin/members/check-sspecs.pl
It will display a page where all known S-spec number are linked and have green background, and all unknown S-spec numbers have red background.
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Neon_WA
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| gshv wrote: | All of the S-specs are already in the database. There is an easy way to check a bunch of s-specs - Ctrl-A on any HTML page, and then insert it into textarea field on this page:
http://www.cpu-world.com/cgi-bin/members/check-sspecs.pl
It will display a page where all known S-spec number are linked and have green background, and all unknown S-spec numbers have red background.
Gennadiy |
Very neat feature on ur website 
makes it so easy to check sSpec number
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cocoe
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| gshv wrote: | All of the S-specs are already in the database. There is an easy way to check a bunch of s-specs - Ctrl-A on any HTML page, and then insert it into textarea field on this page:
http://www.cpu-world.com/cgi-bin/members/check-sspecs.pl
It will display a page where all known S-spec number are linked and have green background, and all unknown S-spec numbers have red background.
Gennadiy |
Very interesting your sSpec identification tool at this page. With your tool, I found some CPUs not included not in your Database:
Q761
Q903
QA50
QE33
QTF2
SL2Z8
SX246
SX351
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Neon_WA
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looking for the Q761 sSpec i came across this intel pdf (1.0Mb)
"Intel® 186/386/486 Processors by Part Number and Description" http://download.intel.com/design/intarch/ordercodes.pdf
containing two unknown s-Specs
KU80486SXSA25 S X934 801281 32BIT MPU 80486SXSA 25 25 8KBPQFP196 SX934 COMM 5.000V TRAY C
KU80486SXSA33 S X935 801318 32BIT MPU 80486SXSA 33 33 8KBPQFP196 SX935 COMM 5.000V TRAY C
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