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80287 and the IBM AT

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From: Mark Henderson
Date: Mon, 01 Sep 1986 21:14
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I heard recently that the 80287 runs at a clock speed of only 5.3 MHz when
in an IBM AT and also that one can purchase a small board which fits into the
80287 socket on the AT, to drive it at 8 MHz (assuming of course one has an
80287-8). Where can one purchase such a board? Any information would be
appreciated. If you have them, please include prices.

Thanks in advance
   Mark Henderson
   utcsri!henderso
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From: henderso@utcsri.UUCP (Mark Henderson)
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Subject: 80287 and the IBM AT
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Date: Mon, 1-Sep-86 17:14:09 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep  1 17:14:09 1986
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