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cedrik
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 Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2014 12:41 pm Post subject: Intel "tool" |
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today i got this tool .. never seen anything like this before..
is it for fixing bent pins? or?
thank you
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| This is intended to remove the processor from the socket. Usually this instrument was in BOX version Intel CPGA CPU. |
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Chook
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I have a similar tool from a TI based 486 upgrade chip that has very thin straight sides that I use as a pin straightener, so you were sort of right!
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