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| We must ask Frassl for this |
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Oh damn, I missed it 
It's seems to be a very late prodution part... B = 1991... and the databooks (which list this CPU) say all *in development*. Damn! 43 is extremly cheap. I think the value is much beyond a C4004...
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| Hehe Frank, me too. Shit happens... |
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| fRaSsL wrote: | Oh damn, I missed it
It's seems to be a very late prodution part... B = 1991... and the databooks (which list this CPU) say all *in development*. Damn! 43 is extremly cheap. I think the value is much beyond a C4004... |
Agreed, a very fine example of an almost unknown 286.
Isnt this East germany's ONLY x86 CPU?
The soviets made 808x CPU's but a 286 is much nicer (a 186 would be cool too)
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| Made september 1991, pretty late. |
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fRaSsL
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The chip is uncommon in many ways. There are not many real SMD chips in eastern block. The U80601 is not mentioned to be fully compatible with i286. I will take a picture of the datasheets I have of this chip.
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fRaSsL
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I tried my U80601 in an old AT-style 80286-mainboard today... it runs 
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fRaSsL
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hmmm.... do you know a software, running under dos, which could it find out...
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