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I don't even know how to do a search on this. I was tearing apart a Lexmark printer and came upon this board:
Here's a close up of the chip I'm asking about:
Since I know very little about this stuff, I'm wondering what it is. Don't know whether or not printers even have a CPU inside them.
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tried putting the numbers in to google search ?
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I think thats an IC. Processors look a little different.
IC, just leave it on the board.
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This is what the type of processor I was talking about looks like:
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No. But now that you mention it, that sounds like a good idea. Just learned something new!Originally Posted by Bear
Thanks!
Huh?
Edit: Oh, I get it now. You were talking about your previous post. Duh... Sorry, bud.
Last edited by billygoat; 09-15-2012 at 05:51 PM. Reason: General stupididy on my part.
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haha! it's got the manufacturers dot com right there on the chip ; )
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You know, I saw that but it's one of those things that just didn't register. I hate when that happens!
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If that printer had some memory card slots then yes it might have a processor cause you need to do different functions with it and some printers will load the whole picture/flyer first before it starts printing. (so it has to have memory to do that)
That board would be a mid grade.
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