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| very interesting, inner pins seem brand new while the outer pins are burnt?? |
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| CPUShack wrote: | | IBM DX4 I believe |
Thank you John for indentify.
Hmmm why there is no description. That is some kind of ES or not finished production ? That must have a sense ...
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| No, I think that it is more likely a IBM 5x86-3V3 100HF |
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nope.
