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Trying to get caught up here lol
June 12th, 2006
Added 52 CPU's
One New Manufacturer: Hynix
AMD AM186EM-40VC
40MHz Embedded CPU
AMD Am29202-16KC
Embedded version of AMD 29K
AMD AM9080APC-P8080A
Early AMD 8085 CLone
AMD D8085A-2
5MHz Ceramic 8080
AMD N80C186-16
16MHz CMOS 186
AMD P8088-2
Small Logo 8088
Cyrix 5x86-100QP
100MHz PQFP M1c CPU
Cyrix 6x86-P120GP 100MHz
Early 6x86
Cyrix Cx486DLC-25GP
Slowest PGA DLC made
Cyrix Cx486DX2-V66GP 017
Cyrix Cx486DX2-V66GP
Cyrix Cx486DX2-V80GP 017 3.45V
Various IBM made 486's
Cyrix Cx486SLC-25MP
PQFP SX 486
Fujitsu MB86900
First Sparc CPU
Hynix GMS97C52
Hynix MCS-51
IBM EMPPC602-FB-066
Embedded PowerPC
IBM PPC750-DB0M266
IBM PPC750-EB0M266#
IBM PPC750-EB0T233
IBM PPC750L-DB0A333
IBM PPC750L-EB0A400
Various PPC 750's
Intel C8751-8 S5268
MCS-51 w/ EPROM
Intel N80930A04
MCS-51 w/ USB
Intel P8080A-2
5MHz Plastic 8080
Intel PMB16602001AA
Pentium MMC-1 Module 166MHz
Intel PMD26605001AA
266MHz MMC-1 Pentium II
Intel PMF33302001AA
333MHz MMC-1 Pentium II
Intel PMF36602002AA
366MHz MMC-1 Pentium II
Intel PMG36602002AA
266MHz MMC-2 Pentium II
Intel PMH36601002AA
366MHz MMC-1 Celeron
Microchip PIC12F509-I-P
Microchip PIC12F510I
Microchip PIC12F683-I-P
Microchip PIC16C771-JW
Microchip PIC16F54-I-P
Microchip PIC16F627A-I-P
Microchip PIC16F737-I-SP
Microchip PIC16F767-I-SP
Microchip PIC16F785-I-P
Microchip PIC16F819-I-P
Microchip PIC16F88-I-P
Microchip PIC16HV785-I-P
Various Microchip PIC CPU's
Mitsubishi M50734SP-10
10MHz 8bit MCU w/ 8-bit ADC
Motorola MC6800S
6800 Ceramic
Motorola MC68020RC25E
Motorola MC68020RC33E
68020 PGA
Motorola MC68HC000FN16
PLCC Hi-speed CMOS
Motorola MC68HC11KA1CFN3
68HC11 MCU
Motorola 68A03P
6800 based MCU
Motorola PC68040RC-A
Eng. Sample 68040
Motorola XC68LC040FE25B
Non-fully qualified 68040
Motorola XPC604ERX200PD
200MHz PPC 604e
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| Mixeur wrote: | | Quote: | Cyrix Cx486SLC-25MP
PQFP SX 486 |
-> 386SX, no ? |
486SX upgrade for a 386 system.
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debs3759
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I guess it's down to what you consider to be an upgrade chip. It's a replacement for a 386SX, which has a 486 instruction set and pin-out. I would call it an upgrade personally, but I guess it's down to how you interpret the term 
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Most of these Cyrix's were mounted on a PCB, and used more upgrades, just cause it it isnt mounted, doesnt change that.
Though I have seen motherboards that have this CPU soldered on.
hehe yah 2000 CPU's is right around the corner
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John, are all processors from your collection on your site? I mean if the 1974 is an actual count of processors in your collection?
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jrmunro
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| Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2006 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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Very nice additions to the collection.
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| gshv wrote: | John, are all processors from your collection on your site? I mean if the 1974 is an actual count of processors in your collection?
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I have about 25 more CPU's I havent added, and I have about 50 EPROM's to add. So yah 1974 is pretty much the actual count
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| chiptalk wrote: | | If you have another Motorola PC68040RC-A, I would be interested in an ES trade. |
Sorry just the one, I got it in a trade for something, lol it is a beauty.
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