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wuhao
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 Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 6:33 am Post subject: 486DX-100 |
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hehe.....What about is it? |
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fRaSsL
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It's a late industrial version of AMD 486DX4-100.
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Minuteman
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Yes, it is used in the swiss trains for example  |
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wuhao
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haven't you found a special AM486DX-100?  |
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Minuteman
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wuhao
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gshv
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The 80486 with laser markings is more rare than the one with white ink markings. Interesting that AMD left "Designed for Microsoft Windows 95" logo on the chip. I hope that Windows 95 was not used to control swiss trains 
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