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To: Terry Lambert <terry@lambert.org>, brianc@milkyway.com (Brian Campbell)
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At 19:17 +0100 30/7/97, Terry Lambert wrote:
>[...]
>Nevertheless, I remain pissed that I can't get a 486 DX/2-100
>and leave my bus speed up at 50MHz.

I've heard people claiming to clock Cyrix DX2/80's up to 50MHz; goodness
knows what they do for cooling.


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