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July 10th, 2004, 08:40 PM
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Searching for a Pentium'ish Prototype Board
From what I understand these are out there, but I have not had any luck in my search. My goal is to get ahold of a board which has a nice processor which maybe has some input/output pins available and then I can add my own components to it, for a project I am working on.
Anyone know where I may be able to find something like this? Thanks!
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July 10th, 2004, 10:04 PM
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(^^;?(PentiumISH Prototype? not Intel Motherboard?)
a board which has a nice processor <---(^^;?(Ready Made?) If the Nice Processer means Pentium (I don't think especially Pen4 is nice, however.) I don't know what the prototype is. But Intel regulated some specifications for Pentium MotherBoard. And she forced the vender to label "Intel Inside" or "for Pentium Processer" Any boards with this label are supposed to pass the specifications.
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