Re: 486SX

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From: Tim Roberts
Date: Fri, 10 May 1991 19:22

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Let's end the guessing about "what is the 486SX".  It's been in the press.

The i486SX is NOT a 16-bit version of the i486.  It is, simply put, an i486
with the FPU disabled.  If you buy a 486SX box, it will contain a socket for
an i487.  The i487 is just a full-scale i486.  When you put the i487 into your 
486SX box, it will disable the 486SX and take over.

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timr@gssc.gss.com	Tim N Roberts, CCP	Graphic Software Systems
						Beaverton, OR

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