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thunderinternet
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 Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:24 am Post subject: Re: mhz on this 2 CPU`S and how much money kan i get from it |
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and what is ES and BP stand for?
ES for Engineering Sample??? and what is that? |
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gshv
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All these are 100 MHz processors. They are worth $1 each.
ES on the back of ceramic Pentium CPUs right below FPO number does not mean "Engineering Sample". Engineering samples are marked with "ES" on the front of the chip, and immediately after S-Spec number on the back.
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CPUShack
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| gshv wrote: | All these are 100 MHz processors. They are worth $1 each.
ES on the back of ceramic Pentium CPUs right below FPO number does not mean "Engineering Sample". Engineering samples are marked with "ES" on the front of the chip, and immediately after S-Spec number on the back.
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or rather a Q-spec 
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