I've been cleaning up my collection of CPU's last few days and frankly don't have much of a clue as to what most are.
what I am looking for either
a) jargon to get the info off google, or b) a handy url
that gives all the chip codes for the Intel Pentium I so I can identify speed, etc.
TIA
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It's written on the bottom of the CPU
You can try to find the info you want in this Intel doc: ftp://download.intel.com/design/pentium/specupdt/24248036.pdf
Gary
speed .. well its says something like 20120-23
and you can see its a 120mhz
20166-43 will be 166,20xxx-yy is xxx mhz.
pretty obvious when you look at the chip what it is.
When they went to lower voltages (mmx), they wrote the voltage and bus and multiplier on the bottom too.
Thanks all. Helpful. I now know which to test for keeping until I decide to ditch the motherborads for Pentium chips.
If I wore ties that often, I would have just turned the others into tie clips.
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