Re: 387 chips

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From: Torgrim Gjelsvik
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 08:07

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According to Intel microprocessors vol II 1991 the DX comes in 68 pin PGA,
while the SX comes in 68 pin PLCC.
The SX829 is a code that tells you the production batch.
(it says SXnnn even on DX processors.)
The part numbers SHOULD be 80387DX-16 and 80387SX-16.

Torgrim.

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