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Neon_WA
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 Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2010 3:33 am Post subject: Chinese market Pentiums |
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just thought I would show the insides of "Chinese market only" Pentium 
Left >> Gold heat-spreader marked BP80503233 SL28J
Middle >> TCP package soldered with markings face down
Right >> for reference a SL28P TT80503200
The die of the "SL28J" you may notice is larger than the SL28P (0.25 um process)
Therefore the "SL28J" was made using the 0.35 um process & the fastest made in that process as far as I know was a 166MHz
On a side note I have a Pentium board that is jumperless & auto setup up the chip as a mobile 166MHz Pentium MMX
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hugo929
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Neon_WA
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but they way some people lately have been bidding on them, I wonder if they really understand that.
Prices of them have been the same as the more common gold-top 100s 
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frag_
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These chinese fakes are also the part of computer history,
and some collectors want to have it too  |
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