Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: Jochen on October 01, 2001, 02:30:00 AM
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Akdeja said in earlier thread:
The rating was not marked on their processor... unless it was somehow incorperated into the part number. The processor was never marketed using that rating in its name.
Well, I have now a genuine Intel Pentium 100 processor that carries it's iComp rating printed on its top ceramic. If you dont believe it, I can take photo of it and post it here. :)
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Jochen, was the processor called a 100 MHz on the package or was the iComp rating the only thing that was used?
AKDejaVu
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Hey.. post the pic of it. Then post ANY advertisement where the MHz rating of the processor was not displayed.
AKDejaVu
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I will take photo tonight if I only remember...
I don't know about the type markings and stuff but I was quite sure the rating was marked on processor and I become curious after you said it had never happened.
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Um... the only thing I said "never" happened is that the processor was not marketed using the iComp rating instead of its name/clock speed.
We didn't sell the iComp 150... we sold a Pentium 100MHz.
I think I implied that I wasn't quite sure with the "unless...." portion.
AKDejaVu
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I was looking at the:
The rating was not marked on their processor..
Part of your statement. Iwas quite sure it was marked to processors too.
Naturally I totally forgot to take the photo and upload it ti server :(
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finish the sentance jochen... there was an "unless" on there too. Like I said.. there was uncertainty in the sentance... not the word "never".
AKDejaVu
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Here is the photo I promised!
(http://sivut.koti.soon.fi/jannousiainen/galleries/miscellaneous/pentium_100.jpg)