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It's an OKI M80C88A-2, and the genuine Intel 8087.
by Koshkin 3y ago
It's an OKI M80C88A-2, and the genuine Intel 8087.
- hilbert42 3y agoThanks. Presumably for use embedded in their hardware products. A genuine 8087 must mean Intel still makes them or there's a lot of old new stock around.