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Re: Cyrix DX2-80 Any known problems ?

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From: Andy Simpson
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 1995 00:00
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In article: <86651391wnr@hythe.demon.co.uk>  clive sharpe <clive@hythe.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> yes my board is setup to use the cyrix, i have
> spent hours changing jumpers etc but still no 
> luck. I have a old graphics card could this be
> causing the problem?
> 
> 
I doubt it. I have tried with a variety of different bits and pieces and none of them 
seem to make any difference. If you set your motherboard at 40MHz what does 
the BIOS report the CPU to be ? My motherboard say a Cyrix DX2 running at 75MHz.
Strange that, because it would mean that the un-doubled speed is 32.5MHz and I have
never heard of anything like that. The conclusion I have reached is that the motherboard
just can't hack the M7 processor. 

		Andy
-- 
ZX81 -> 800XL -> 520ST -> PC.   Where did I go wrong ?
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From: Andy Simpson <andys@pentland.pentland.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Cyrix DX2-80 Any known problems ?
Date: 1995/11/29
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