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From: i1neal@exnet.iastate.edu (Neal Rauhauser -- ELT Computer Applications Group)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Floating point for windows??
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Date: 7 Jan 91 16:41:19 GMT
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    Does windows use a floating point chip if its present? I have no
programs that specifically require one, but $300 for a 387sx would
be much easier to take than upgrading my sx to a full size machine.
I'd like to here from someone who has done a side by side comparison
of two identical machines except that one has a 387. I'll post
results if they're interesting enough

   Neal i1neal@exnet.iastate.edu