This is just what it seem like to me, but I think that it is an "Engineering Sample" but from later in the production than the "Intel Confidential" ES chips that we are used to.
Instead this is just a very last pre-production chip, fully configured for retail, thus it is idential to the production SL7J9. http://processorfinder.intel.com/scripts/details.asp?sSpec=SL7J9
The Multiplier unlocked ES chips that are so valuable are different, this is more of a retail sample than a test chip. But it is still a Intel Internal Use chip.
==>Lazn
Instead this is just a very last pre-production chip, fully configured for retail, thus it is idential to the production SL7J9. http://processorfinder.intel.com/scripts/details.asp?sSpec=SL7J9
The Multiplier unlocked ES chips that are so valuable are different, this is more of a retail sample than a test chip. But it is still a Intel Internal Use chip.
==>Lazn