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JAC
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this one too....  |
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sammyc
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have u got a link on your website with them all in one place?
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JAC
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maybe.. but I dont have enough bandwidth! 
get yours* up sam! I wanna cccccccccccccccccccccccccc
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sammyc
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lol, OK, in the next couple of weeks I will scan some ES's and special chips.
But I am certainly not doing 800
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JAC
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| now now now now now now now now now now |
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I wonder if the 75 and 90 are from when intel first released these speeds and are fdiv or when they re-released after the fdiv recal and are not. Break out the motherboard and tell us.  |
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chipcollector
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| Posted: Wed Apr 05, 2006 10:00 pm Post subject: |
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| FDIV wrote: | | I wonder if the 75 and 90 are from when intel first released these speeds and are fdiv or when they re-released after the fdiv recal and are not. Break out the motherboard and tell us. |
Hey man check out my pentium 60MHz ES goldcap, and the 100! YEAH im leeching off this thread! hahaha just kidding
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Cpuswe
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| FDIV wrote: | | I wonder if the 75 and 90 are from when intel first released these speeds and are fdiv or when they re-released after the fdiv recal and are not. Break out the motherboard and tell us. |
P90 Q0628 has the FDIV bug, the P75 Q0649 doesn't.
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sammyc
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| Cpuswe wrote: | | FDIV wrote: | | I wonder if the 75 and 90 are from when intel first released these speeds and are fdiv or when they re-released after the fdiv recal and are not. Break out the motherboard and tell us. |
P90 Q0628 has the FDIV bug, the P75 Q0649 doesn't. |
Out of interest where did you get the information?
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sammyc
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I have to SX835 and one SX837 for trade
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wepwawet
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Hi,
just a question from a stupid (until now) Pentium-ignorant:
Does there exist a list of specifications to identify what is what?
I am able to find out what speed a chip has and maybe a cache size.
but as there are sooo many variants I don't know which connection of package/speed or whatever is interesting.
I have more 486/pentium chips than my daughter weights but no idea if they are valuable or only gold scrap.
I think it is time to invest in knowledge here:-) |
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sammyc
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Take a photo of them in a bucket, pins bent, piled up.
Stick em on Ebay, stating how much they weigh
And you will be very surprised what you get for them!
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