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DX2 A clock-doubled 486 CPU. The internal speed was doubled without changing the chip's external connections. For example, the 486DX2/66 had an internal speed of 66 MHz, while its external bus from the CPU to RAM ran at 33 MHz. See Speed Doubler and iCOMP.
DX2 CPU Internal External
486DX2/66 66 MHz 33 MHz
486DX2/50 50 MHz 25 MHz
486DX/50 50 MHz 50 MHz
DX4 CPU Internal External
486DX4/75 75 MHz 25 MHz
486DX4/100 100 MHz 33 MHz
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No references found | 80486DX2 The 486DX2 was a peculiar chip that ran internally twice as fast the external system. Although lesser machines will technically run the software, CPAS would be wise to have at least a 486DX2 66Mhz computer with 16MBs random access memory (RAM) before installing it. If you are also operating a CD-ROM, you may want to move up to a 486DX2 Intel processor or better. |
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