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ntenter
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 Posted: Thu Jun 30, 2005 3:54 am Post subject: Is this st-dx-50 real? |
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I find a picture of st dx-50.But I am not sure about it.
As we know,50 is always marked dx2-50.
what do you think about it?
I haven't found this chip on the www.cpu-world.com and www.cpu_collection.de.
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Marcin
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gshv
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I'd say it's real. I can tell for sure as I've never seen one before...
Edit: I meant "I can't tell for sure as I've never seen one before..."
Gennadiy
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wepwawet
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As far as 486 chips are not my point of interest I do have an Intel 486 DX-50 besides a DX2-50.
I don't know if that chip is also a rare one but when there is a DX-50 by Intel why not one a clone?!? |
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That is super rare chip (for me)