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Hippo
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 Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 1:30 pm Post subject: Cyrix DX4 100 Green Heatsink |
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Does anyone have a photo of a Cyrix DX4 100 Green Heatsink?
I've looked on a couple of the users sites but I cant find a picture.
Just wondering as I should be taking receipt of one soon.
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pinkie
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Mine. 
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chrissie
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received a few days ago
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chrissie
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I think it is rare, i searched for it a long time.
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jrmunro
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I have one without the HS.
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pinkie
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| Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 10:12 am Post subject: |
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What does the "4" in 100GP4 mean?
Thank you!
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chrissie
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| Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 10:27 am Post subject: |
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in my opineon
GP = multiplicator is fix x3
GP4 = multiplicator is unlocked
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| chrissie wrote: | in my opineon
GP = multiplicator is fix x3
GP4 = multiplicator is unlocked |
based on what did you draw such a conclusion?
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vinicio
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I have tried both and I agree with the manual of my 486 mainboard.
GP = M7 Pinout
GP4 = iDX4 W/B Pinout // on chip write "DX4 P/O"
The sentence is final. 
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vinicio
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They have the same core M7 but different pinout.
CPU ID is 1F36 for both.
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