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I dont know for sure but i thought the print was a bit sloppy on those myself. I looked around and dont see any in the archives like them.
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I think I can let my friends to design motherboards to test 8008/4004/4040 etc when I am free.
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| I have one of these also and I believe George Phillips that these are genuine C8008's that have been re-marked by a second source distributor. |
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tlccomp
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Seeing the bottom of the chip may help. Ideally being able to find someone to test it would answer all questions 
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1) 1st rule of chip collecting: Everything is fake, unless you have one in your own collection. Then it becomes genuine as you of course found it in a dumpster in an alley behind Intel.
2) 2nd rule of chip collecting. There is only 1 rule.
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| JAC wrote: | 1) 1st rule of chip collecting: Everything is fake, unless you have one in your own collection. Then it becomes genuine as you of course found it in a dumpster in an alley behind Intel.
2) 2nd rule of chip collecting. There is only 1 rule.
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tlccomp
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| tlccomp wrote: | | Seeing the bottom of the chip may help. |
In case anyone is interested I got these pics from the seller.
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Looks to me like poor quality refurbs, designed more to be hidden in equipment than displayed by collectors
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So there is a good chance mine is genuine too?
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i have two of these chips in my collection. so, if you all are interested i can open one to have a look with my microscope into it. then we will know if these chips are really 8008 cpus.
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