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OrBit

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chipcollector

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Great chip! I'm betting that the Intel is a Cache controller. Maybe you can introduce Mr. Wei to CPU-World?  _________________ http://www.RareCPUs.com
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gshv

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I don't think it's a cache controller. I'm pretty much sure it's a 80486DX4-75 ES. P24C was a code name for 80486DX4. Great chip!
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slava

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CPUShack, have you seen this Cyrix? Looks very odd.
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CPUShack

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CPUShack

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chipcollector

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