🚀 go-pugleaf

Brian {Hamilton Kelly} <bhk@dsl.co.uk> wrote:

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> I'm still running a 486/33 bought new in 1992 (when the complete system
> cost exceeded four thousand pounds!).  [Actually, I "upgraded" it
> recently, by plugging in a 486DX2/66 chip that someone gave me.  It
> knocks spots off my GF's machine, which is also a 486DX2/66 with 32MB,
> but runs ("crawls" might be more apposite:-) Windows'95.]
> 
I am still running 486 VLB motherboards from 1992 using the Kingston/AMD
5x86 TurboChip. It's excellent value. Plugs into the 486 cpu slot. Runs
OS/2 (and W95 when I must) beautifully. I highly recommend it. And the
advantage for you - as was for me - is that you could continue using all
the pieces you know and have carefully selected, and wouldn't need to go
through "trial by retailer" again.



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