Re: Help!!! 5 volts CPU!!!

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From: rsan... Richard Sanders
Date: Tue, 05 Nov 1996 00:00

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>Tony Costa <aco...@intergate.bc.ca> wrote in article
><01bbca9d$f3eb9740$f8c2cecd@acosta>...
>> Hi,
>> I own a 486 DX-2 66 MHz computer(Cyrix CPU) and I want to upgrade to a
>486
>> DX-4
>> 100. I am having problems finding the chip because I need a 5 volts one.
>> Can anybody 
>> help me???
>> Thanks a lot.
>> Tony Costa
>> 

>I didn't think there was a 5 volt 486 DX 4 - 100!!!

The Intel DX4-100 overdrive cpu come with a built in voltage regulator.
Kingston  has a board, complete with an AMD DX4-100, that plugs into a 5V 486 
socket.  I know that there are 2 other adaptor boards made but cannot 
remember who makes them.  The Kingson boards are available, for *dealers* 
from Merisel for sure. I have some on order as we speak.

Cheers Richard

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From: rsan...@awinc.com (Richard Sanders)
Subject: Re: Help!!! 5 volts CPU!!!
Date: 1996/11/05
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