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|    Kevin Bowling to SteffenU    |
|    Re: P70 and TI 486 CPU    |
|    07 Jan 25 00:09:04    |
      From: kevin.bowling@kev009.com              On 1/6/25 14:37, SteffenU wrote:       > Hi,       >       > great news, so I will try the TI chips, hopefully I find one of 8kb       > variant. Did you change the quartz also? This would be a bit beyond me.              I did not change the oscillator yet, it will run at a lower speed but       with the new instructions and cache without doing so.              > Cheers/2       >       >       > On 06.01.2025 22:11, Kevin Bowling wrote:       >> On 1/6/25 11:12, SteffenU wrote:       >>> Hi all,       >>>       >>> in my quest to improve my old P70, I ran across the Cyrix / TI       >>> upgrade CPUs. I could source one for relatively cheap, it is the       >>> following CPU:       >>> TX486DLC/E040C-GA. I am waiting for the confirmation whether it is       >>> the BGA 132 Socket variant. Of course, it is a 40 MHz CPU, and my       >>> P70 is a 20MHz Model. Would that CPU run with the slower clock speed?       >>> I am likely to buy it and just try it out.       >>>       >>> This one would be even nicer with the 8kb Cache: Ti486 SXL-40 40MHz.       >>> Would that run in my 20Mhz machine?       >>>       >>> I am truly impressed about the vast information available for these       >>> machines.       >>>       >>> Cheers/2       >>       >> I have had success with the Cyrix 40mhz 486 upgrade chip on the P70.       >              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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