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80386-33 and "double sigma rule" ??

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From: Peter Lim
Date: Fri, 09 Nov 1990 09:00
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Just a quick question. May be e-mail reply to me is more appropriate.

When I was shopping for 20 to 25 MHz 80386 CPU's, I was told that the
bug free version is those with double sigma marking. I did saw them.
Now I am interested in 80386-33. It trouble me that I don't see the
same double sigma marking on the CPUs I have looked at so far.

Does the double sigma rule apply to 33 MHz 80386 or is it only to
the slower parts ? In another word, how can I tell if a 33 MHz 80386
is a bug free version (may be they all are, but I hope someone
knowledgeable can tell me if it is so).

Thanks in advance.


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Subject: 80386-33 and "double sigma rule" ??
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Date: 9 Nov 90 09:00:06 GMT
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