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gg1978
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 Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 5:06 pm Post subject: Pentium Pro Q0872 QS :) |
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Just saved this from an Ebay scrapper lot.. Pity it has one pin (A1) busted off totally, but it's a Vref Pin, so possibly the chip might work without it, as it is in a group of 4 pins for that voltage. I'll get the pins straightened up at least at a minimuj..
Wonder how many were in that FPO lot?? highest i've seen online is 0032, though haven't looked much  This makes my second PPro ES, and by far the rarer as the other is a Q0815!!!
The lot code is L609004Q-0002 in case the picture isn't clear enough. Need better lighting
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Neon_WA
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nice chip
thou technically it is actually a QS 
the highest lot number i have listed for Q0872 in my database is L609004Q-0319
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gg1978
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Fixed not the chip, my initial post
So do all the FPO's for them start with L609004Q?? |
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