gs@vw25.chips.com (George Scolaro) (12/08/90)
[In the message entitled "Latest CPU revision" on Dec 7, 17:15, Jordan K. Hubbard writes:] > A friend of mine just got his 32532 chipset from the U.K. The > CPU revision number is C/10, whereas the ones shipped with the > original kits + those recently purchased by Steve are C/5. Can > someone summarize the differences between the two revs? I posted > a request for the current C/5 bugsheet awhile back and nobody > responded. As far as I know the /5 or /10 is just a margin parameter. Something like with 5% or with 10% of timing in the spec sheet. It has nothing to do with revs. best regards -- George Scolaro (gs@vw25.chips.com) Chips & Technologies (408) 434-0600 3050 Zanker Road San Jose, CA 95134
jkh@meepmeep.pcs.com (Jordan K. Hubbard) (12/08/90)
A friend of mine just got his 32532 chipset from the U.K. The CPU revision number is C/10, whereas the ones shipped with the original kits + those recently purchased by Steve are C/5. Can someone summarize the differences between the two revs? I posted a request for the current C/5 bugsheet awhile back and nobody responded. Oh yeah. FPU is still D/10 and ICU is rev G. I have the complete set of numbers off this "new" chipset if anyone is interested. Jordan