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The machine in all it's frontal glory. Notice the decals familiar to revision A cases. Note that Commodore kept that C64 image on the packaging long after the decals were changed! |
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And to show what causes much jealousy for this particular machine... the incredibly low serial number! |
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An overview of the motherboard. Notice some strange setup in and around the VIC chip area. A lot more chips in general are socketed on the board too. |
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R1 PAL VIC chip. Ceramic case as all R1s were instead of the later, slightly more heat retaining plastic (black) ones. Hence not heat-sinked! |
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Notice that yes, some early chips for the C64 were made in Singapore. The 6581 (SID) chip in this machine also has the earliest production stamp (22nd week of 1982). |
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The important chips in the top left of the machine. The bottom two in the picture also have the latest production stamp (40th week of 1982). |