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As Far as your system is concerned, overdrive does not apply to you;
that term is used for 486SX's.  Yes you can pull out the 486DX-33 and
put in the 66Mhz chip.  I don't know the price, but I can imagine that
they are high since they were just introduced.  If you just bought your
486-33, I imagine that you have about 4Megs of RAM right now.  Upgrading
to 8 will probably give you more performance than a new chip, which will
only get cheaper (I know RAM will get cheaper too).  The thing to
remember is that 66Mhz chip only speeds up processes that stay within
the chip.  Thus, if you do mostly word processing, spreadsheeting, and
database work, you won't see a dramatic improvement (and of course
anything that uses your hard drive excessively will not benefit from any
chip upgrade unless you do something to speed your hard disk retreival).

--Trevor Tompkins