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iguana
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bccwchan
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I will reply honestly that
"I do not know the technically because I just sell it as collectible CPU. You can buy my IBM dx4 and buy the intel DX4 to find the answer. This must be very intereting" |
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Antinomy
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| If it's an IBM marked Intel DX4, then there should be no difference. If it's a Cyrix licensed IBM DX4, then Intel will be faster. |
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Thandor
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I don't have an IBM 486 DX4/100 but my benchmarks on an UMC PCI motherboard show that the Cyrix Cx486DX4/100GP isn't always slower than the Intel 486DX4/100. See thandor.net - i486 DX4/100. Benchmarks in red are the Intel 486DX4/100, benchmarks in grey are Cyrix DX4/100  .
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misace
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Interesting  If buyer mostly play games he would go for Intel, otherwise should buy IBM
Mybe he could consider Pentium, but I donīt know his budget
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