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el_gecko
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Yup I found this kind of HS in Compaq and Dell systems.
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Neon_WA
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this will be my last post for the kerb collections as they finishing up in my area tomorrow for the year 
my last find was a nice clean 486 board with PQFP TI on it.. something new for me 
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UMMR
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| Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 4:58 am Post subject: |
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Hi,
found in a Fujitsu laser printer. Is this PQFP low-profile package rare or unusual for the Motorola 68HC000?
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Blackfury
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| Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 11:41 am Post subject: last 2weeks finds |
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AMD K6-233ANR
AMD K6-2-500AFX
AMD A1200AMS3C
Intel SB80468SX-33 SX855
Intel FV80503133 SL27C
Intel B80524P400 SL37X
Intel 80524KX333256 SL32P
Intel P3 667 SL3XW
Intel celeron 950 SL5V2
PMG36602001AA
Intel celeron 300 SL2WM
Intel P2 450 SL358
Intel P2 450 SL364
i only made some scans
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 12:33 pm Post subject: |
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| UMMR wrote: | Hi,
found in a Fujitsu laser printer. Is this PQFP low-profile package rare or unusual for the Motorola 68HC000?
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yah somewhat less common for sure
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Chook
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| Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 1:19 am Post subject: |
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One of the best chips I've found on the side of the road yet:
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Neon_WA
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| Chook wrote: | One of the best chips I've found on the side of the road yet:
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U lucky lucky bastard
Note to admin... in the land Oz "bastard" is a term of friendship
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smithy
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No chook, you don't really want that one. Besides, it is my birthday next week and that would make a great present...
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Chook
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| Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 2:14 am Post subject: |
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That chip was in a stock standard old computer. Was quite surprised when I looked it it and saw Q140.
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CPUShack
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Dell and other companies would do that alot.
The ES/QS CPU's were provied to them for free, so if they worked well, they would sell them in systems, helped their bottom line alot.
They would of course just inform Intel that the CPU's had been destroyed (as required by the NDA's)
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Neon_WA
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thought i had made my last post on this thread 
but someone can't read a calender  cos they put out a pile for collection even thou it has finished 
but i a m glad.. some nice pieces to add to my collection
Oki M80C86-2
Oki M80C86A-2
NEC D70116C-8 V30
and a nice D8087-1
Does anyone know what the # means on the 8087
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smithy
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | Does anyone know what the # means on the 8087 |
Yes, it means send through to smithy straight away |
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Neon_WA
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| smithy wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: | | Does anyone know what the # means on the 8087 |
Yes, it means send through to smithy straight away |
oh does it now
do u want it shipped with Chooks Q spec 
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