NEEDED: Voltage Regulator for Am486DX4-100 (3.3 v chip -> 5 v mthrbd)

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1 total messages Started by Michael Lu Sat, 22 Apr 1995 00:00

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Author: Michael Lu
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 1995 00:00

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If anyone has one of these for sale or knows of a place that sells these,
please email me!

I'd prefer that the place be local to the San Francisco Bay Area, though
mail order is definitely not out of the question.  I bought an AMD
80486DX/4-100 chip which is 3.3volts, but my motherboard is 5 volts.  I
bought the chip on the expectation that a local store (UMircale Systems)
would have the voltage regulator, but they ran out and are no longer going
to carry them.  So now, I'm left with a CPU chip that I can't use...

So, if anyone out there has one for sale (new or used) or knows of a
place that sells one, let me know....

Thanks!

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