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Re: We use MAX V part number 5M570ZM100I5N and the parts appear to be dual marked with both the "C4" and "I5" temperature range and speed grade.
Hello Aiman, I did stumble across that same community/forum post concerning the MAX V dual marking late yesterday. It just seems strange that this type of notification wouldn’t be contained in a Product Change Notification like most other manufacturers use. Also, the 2nd link in your response does not bring me to a list of Intel authorized distributors, but instead brings me to Intel’s BUY ONLINE area where it looks like you can purchase directly from your company. Thank you for your quick response on this issue. Scott A. Scott Ahlquist | Component Engineer NEO Technology Solutions 5800 Kennedy Drive, Longmont CO 80503 +1-720-378-5813 E-mail: scott.ahlquist@neotech.com<mailto:scott.ahlquist@oncorems.com> NEOTech.com<http://www.neotech.com/> Twitter: @Natel<http://www.twitter.com/Natel/> NATEL EPIC OnCore – We make amazing things happen. ®1.8KViews0likes0CommentsWe use MAX V part number 5M570ZM100I5N and the parts appear to be dual marked with both the "C4" and "I5" temperature range and speed grade.
Can you confirm that this part number is supplied by Intel dual marked? We have been purchasing this part number from Digi-Key. I've attached a photo showing the part marking.1.9KViews0likes3Comments