It just goes to show that the issue wasn't actually that big as it wasn't until the release of the P90 that anybody started demanding replacement CPU's!
The P60/P66 were the very first Pentium CPU's - ran at 5v rather than 3.3v
It was a while ago however as far as I remember all P60/P66 CPU's were initially effected (obviously once you'd swapped yours over then you were added a non-effected one to the field).
First release P90s and P100s also had the issue and that was when all the fuss kicked off.
As far as I was aware the problem never stretched any further than the P100.
Anyway - we're going nicely off topic
Intel may still have errata in their CPU's and chipsets, however they have now learnt that it is better to come clean on major issues and get a recall issued.