18 Jul
2011
18 Jul
'11
3:50 p.m.
Lamar Owen wrote:
On Sunday, July 17, 2011 01:31:51 AM John R Pierce wrote: Super minor correction: 486SX's at 16 and 20 MHz were available..... And I think a 120MHz variation of 486DX4. And then there was AMD's 5x86 at 133MHz. We have a few embedded boards running controllers that are still running 5x86's at 133MHz; about the same speed as a Pentium 75.
Actually, 120MHz was AMD's baby and they achieved it with overclocking Bus from 33MHz to 40MHz (VLB only?).
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