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maoxuezhu
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suncu
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| Rare detection |
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Marcin
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Wizzard1
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| 337MHz? Are those real? |
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Cpuswe
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| Wizzard1 wrote: | | 337MHz? Are those real? |
Yes, but they are more common with the IBM FRU "38L3054" instead of the speed mark on top. Perhaps there where IBM chips left and AMD decided to sell these for them selves and marked them with the speed instead.
Dont know if anyone got any documentation around it? Debs?
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debs3759
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Nice 450AGX. That is the only one I have seen other than the one in my collection http://www.ukcpu.net/Collection/Processors/AMD/K6-2/K6-2_Images/K6-2_450AGX_RevA_26351Ng.jpg
I like the 233ALYD as well. It's the first one I have seen, I had only come across the 200ALYD before, and the ALYD postfix is not documented anywhere that I have seen.
The only info I have on the 337MHz is what I have got from the forums here. If there is any documentation on it I would like a copy (same as for the ALYD), but I understand it to be a custom part number (presumably a chip that would have been rated at 300MHz with a 66MHz bus, that has been tested and rated with a 75MHz bus, but obviously I would also like to be able to confirm that rather than just deduce it....).
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debs3759
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Another nice one that I hadn't come across! Looks to be in good condition as well 
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is it still a modern chip...10 years old k6-II 550mhz and 64kb cache
cool, then I'm running a modern chip  |
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