What's in the '586?

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From: umh
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 04:21

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Much as we all hate intel processors, it's always interesting to see what 
new perversions they come up with. Does anyone know what will make the 586
different from a 486? Will it be just like 386->486, so some more cache and 
a little faster, or is there more to it than that? 

While we're on the subject, how about the 68050?

Maynard Handley

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