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| CPUShack wrote: | | SN74ACT8867 is a 32-Bit Vector Processor Unit |
thank you john
Would you please dig out what the others are ? 
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The top chip is an IBM 43F9750 but I have found no
information as to what it is or what it might have
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I don't get the "modified" part here. He claims that all three processors 80286, 68010 and 68020 are modified. What exactly is modified on these apart from proprietary markings, a common practice for big OEMs. Is this just another urban legend? |
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| Elar wrote: |
I don't get the "modified" part here. He claims that all three processors 80286, 68010 and 68020 are modified. What exactly is modified on these apart from proprietary markings, a common practice for big OEMs. Is this just another urban legend? |
I think, that this are "normal" unmodified standard processors with IBM part numbers only.
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| Worfvx wrote: | | Elar wrote: |
I don't get the "modified" part here. He claims that all three processors 80286, 68010 and 68020 are modified. What exactly is modified on these apart from proprietary markings, a common practice for big OEMs. Is this just another urban legend? |
I think, that this are "normal" unmodified standard processors with IBM part numbers only. |
That's my opinion too. |
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