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 Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 1:51 pm Post subject: IBM 486-4V3100GC vs. IBM 486-4V4100GC |
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| Hi, what is the different between IBM 486-4V3100GC and IBM 486-4V4100GC? What means the suffix GC and GIC? Thanks for comment. Chris |
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gshv
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| Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2005 7:23 pm Post subject: Re: IBM 486-4V3100GC vs. IBM 486-4V4100GC |
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| Guest wrote: | | Hi, what is the different between IBM 486-4V3100GC and IBM 486-4V4100GC? What means the suffix GC and GIC? Thanks for comment. |
"3" stands for 3.45 V core, "4" is 3.6 V core.
"G" - ceramic PGA
"I" means that the chip pinout is compatible with Intel 80486DX4
"C" is chip revision
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mpourrat
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Hello,
this is my 1st post and I am looking for some desperate info. I looked on the INTEL site and no answer...
What are the caracteristics of UG80486DX4WB100? The step code is SL2M9 but it is linked to FC package on this website. Does someone know what UG stands for? Does someone know where i can find a spec sheet expaining this?
Thanks for your help
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