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On Fri, 9 May 1997, Darren Reed wrote:

> 
> Is anyone using any of the AMD/Cyrix CPUs with FreeBSD successfully ?

I'm currently using a AMD DX4-100 overclocked just fine, there is no
noticable speed difference from this machine to an intel dx4-100 chip. The
system is running 2.2.1, and has ran 2.1.X, and 3.0-Current.