Vintage Cyrix DX2/80 CPU Processor — NEW — with Original 179 Data Book on CD For Sale

Vintage Cyrix DX2/80 CPU Processor — NEW — with Original 179 Data Book on CD
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Vintage Cyrix DX2/80 CPU Processor — NEW — with Original 179 Data Book on CD:
$34.97

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American seller and member for over 20 years.

Cyrix Cx486 DX2/80
MINT Condition!
NEW, Never Used

  • NEW, MINT condition (see photos).
  • PROVENANCE — As an OEM, we were an early direct customer of Cyrix. This chip was never used and has been safely stored in our warehouse for decades.
  • BONUS — Complete high-resolution scan of original 179-page Cyrix Data Book included on CD. Chapters and sub-chapters are bookmarked and text is fully searchable. All the technical information imaginable readily available at your fingertips!

You will receive exactly the item you see in the photos.

Shipped via fast USPS First Class Mail with full tracking. Shipped from a USPS regional SCF (Sectional Center Facility) so delivery anywhere within the U.S. is only a few days away (excluding the occasional USPS misdirect).



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