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From: ericmcg@pro-generic.cts.com (Eric Mcgillicuddy)
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Subject: Re: Questions
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Date: 17 Nov 89 18:41:50 GMT
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In-Reply-To: message from jabernathy@pro-houston.cts.com

The GS expansion mentioned is called 'pushing the processor' in this case it
is the board rather than the chip. You are taking advantage of error
tolerancess built into the system. You can only push these limits so far
before they break, about 10-20%. You forgot to mention the fan, make sure you
have an industrial strength fan, pushed systems are much more suseptible to
heat variations. 

p.s. this is what most cheap 386 clones tdo to get higher speeds.