I thought so too, but I was amazed to see this stamped on the CPU after
clearing away the glue from the heat sink:
AMD 40486-DX4-120 SV8B
Isn't that the identifier for an AMD 486DX4 120MHz chip? I was pretty
shocked when I saw it, but in a good way. :)
Thanks for the insightful questions!
Drew
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Subject: Drew's 486 problem
Ok guys, maybe I'm not up-to-date on the old AMD 486 DX4, but I'm pretty
sure it's supposed to run at 100MHz
If Drew has a clock speed of 40MHz as he said.
If Drew has a multiplier of 3 as he said.
Doesn't that make 120?
Isn't that too much?
Have I had too much beer?
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