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386SX A version of the 386 from Intel that ran at slower speeds than the 386DX, addressed only 16MB of memory (not 4GB) and supported only a 16-bit data bus (not 32). It used less power and dispelled less heat than the 386DX. See 386SL and x86.
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No references found | 3) 80386SX and DX In its day the 386 chip was a revolutionary change in computing which paved the way for later major upgrades in computing. An 80386DX machine is preferable to an 80386SX machine. The enhanced mode is designed to run on 80386 or 80386SX processors and allows your computer to access up to 4Gb of RAM. |
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