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Subject: Re: Should I buy a Cyrix processor? 
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> Actually both 3.5 & 4 works on both my P6's :), it wont run 266Mhz though
> but 240Mhz (4*60) works just fine ...

I wonder which is actually faster in practice.  233/66 or 240/60. :-)

					Jordan