Kent West wrote:
> On 1 Jul 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
>
> > Hi all:
> >
> > I've inherited a i486 DX4 from a friend, that's supposed to run at
>
>
>
> > It looks like it was bouhg in 1994 or around that time. I'd appreciate
> > any pointers as to where to look for its specs. I'm also interested
On 1 Jul 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> I've inherited a i486 DX4 from a friend, that's supposed to run at
> It looks like it was bouhg in 1994 or around that time. I'd appreciate
> any pointers as to where to look for its specs. I'm also interested to
> know whether there have bee
Bradley Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 1 Jul 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
> > It says 486DX-AC-WBu-25/33/40/50-L3-ZZ in the top line of the screen,
> > it also prints:
> >
> > "32MHz CPU Clock" just below the BIOS box where it lists all the
> > system info. If my CPU is DX4, does it mean tha
On 1 Jul 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
> It says 486DX-AC-WBu-25/33/40/50-L3-ZZ in the top line of the screen,
> it also prints:
>
> "32MHz CPU Clock" just below the BIOS box where it lists all the
> system info. If my CPU is DX4, does it mean that it multiplies 32Mhz
> by 4?
no. DX4 means it is ca
Revenant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I know it's obvious, but I have to ask: Does the BIOS tell you on
> bootup?
It says 486DX-AC-WBu-25/33/40/50-L3-ZZ in the top line of the screen,
it also prints:
"32MHz CPU Clock" just below the BIOS box where it lists all the
system info. If my CPU is DX4,
Matthias Murra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >It looks like it was bouhg in 1994 or around that time. I'd appreciate
> >any pointers as to where to look for its specs. I'm also interested to
> >know whether there have been any BIOS updates, and BIOS manual too,
> >because I've never had a 486 be
Quoting Arcady Genkin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi all:
>
> I've inherited a i486 DX4 from a friend, that's supposed to run at
> 100MHz. However the computer seems very slow. There's no documentation
> to the motherboard, and I'm afraid I'm running it with "Turbo" turned
> off, and I don't know whic
>It looks like it was bouhg in 1994 or around that time. I'd appreciate
>any pointers as to where to look for its specs. I'm also interested to
>know whether there have been any BIOS updates, and BIOS manual too,
>because I've never had a 486 before...
You might want to try this site
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Hi all:
I've inherited a i486 DX4 from a friend, that's supposed to run at
100MHz. However the computer seems very slow. There's no documentation
to the motherboard, and I'm afraid I'm running it with "Turbo" turned
off, and I don't know which pins are responsible for "Turbo" (they are
only mark
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