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CPUShack
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the 'v' is fairly common. all chips marked with a 'v' have been made by National Semiconductor, I have not yet determined WHAT the V means.
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Marcin
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Maybe V mean newer technology process.
Example :
Cyrix MII 300 goldcap without V have 0,35 micron
Cyrix MII 300 goldcap wth V have 0,3 micron
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