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In-Reply-To: <199608240138.VAA00256@ottawa.net> from "Brian Campbell" at Aug 23, 96 09:38:01 pm
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In some mail from Brian Campbell, sie said:
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> I suspect the HX chipset will support the same configuration registers
> as the VX, and FX, but I haven't got one to try it with.

FX is Triton, HX is Triton II, isn't VX Triton III ?

and is HX faster then VX, if so, why does VX exist ?