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Robev
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Anyone know where I might find some info on these please?
Thanks in advance.................Cheers 
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almost impossible to get any true data on these parts
CACHE >> cache
MIC >> modulation interface something (DIC >> demodulation....) for network signal processing
DBA >> Data band width allocation processor
MB600 >> early Gate array
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Robev
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What about TAC, RAC, & NAC?
any meanings for those that you know of?
I presume SGI stands for Silicon Graphics *******
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berni
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The LSI Chips are most likely from an older SUN workstation and form the CPU together with some other chips...
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