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xsecret
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No, it was not made by Intel and not a 386SX in PLCC68. It's a small board with a 386SX clone, in most cases a Cyrix 486SLC. I have serveral of them in my stock.
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Elar
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386 SX Now was upgrade adapter for 286 systems. Made by Kingston.
Here is some info on Kingston SX Now! upgrades for PS/2 computers:
http://www.walshcomptech.com/ps2/kingston.htm |
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