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From: drc@konkord.uucp (Dave Carhart)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os2.misc,comp.os.os2.programmer
Subject: opinions 386 sx vs. 386 dx
Message-ID: <1991Jan8.132931.10261@uunet!konkord>
Date: 8 Jan 91 13:29:31 GMT
Sender: drc@uunet!konkord (Dave Carhart)
Organization: Concord Communications
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I'm looking for opinions on wether to buy a 386 sx or a 386 dx.
I would be using the computer to develop OS/2 Device drivers 
and applications.  It seems that the only thing that I would be
getting in the dx would be 32 bit memory and 1 or 2 slots
that have questionable value as there are very few (I haven't
actually seen any) 32 bit boards.


As long as I have your attention a few more questions.

I know I need at least 4 Mbytes of RAM or OS/2 runs slow 
as snail shit (Now that's something to ponder :-) ) 
Is there any compelling reason to get more at this time.

Thanks in advance, 	Dave

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Dave Carhart		Phone	508-460-4646    FAX 508-481-9772 
Concord Communications, Inc.		 	Telex  910-240-1986	
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Dave Carhart		Phone	508-460-4646    FAX 508-481-9772 
Concord Communications, Inc.		 	Telex  910-240-1986	
753 Forest St. 			uucp     -->	uunet!konkord!drc
Marlboro, MA 01572 USA	        internet -->    drc%konkord@uunet.uu.net