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From: v081nhdb@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Nina Banerjee)
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Subject: '386's SX's and DX's
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Date: 20 Jul 90 14:13:05 GMT
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If you are going to get a '386, get a REAL '386! Namely a DX. The SX's are
actually 16 bit microprocessors, or so a friend of mine in the Computer 
business tells me. If you are going to spend the money on a '386 (either a
new motherboard, or a whole new system), you might as well get a good one
that has a 32 bit Microprocessor.

		Nina Banerjee
		President
		The Pinta Corporation, Inc.
		(Also a SUNY at Buffalo Student)

	I've got to learn how to make sig files!