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From: brian@talos.npri.com (Brian Kim)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware
Subject: PS/2 80 16Mhz, want to go 20Mhz/33Mhz, can it be done
Keywords: PS/2 80 i386 cpu
Message-ID: <2174@talos.npri.com>
Date: 7 May 91 15:26:04 GMT
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Organization: NPRI, Alexandria VA
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Does anybody know this answer?  Thanks in advance.

I have a PS/2 80 16Mhz.  I would like to get more processing power
but without having to buy a new system.  Is there a cost effective
way, like simply replacing the 80386 16Mhz w/80386 20Mhz or 33Mhz
chip?  This would be the prefered method.  I don't like adding any
sibling cpu boards.

Also if anybody has a 32-bit 16M (prefered) or 8M board for PS/2 80,
with or without memory, I am looking for one for my system.
-- 
Brian Kim at National Political Resources Inc, Alexandria, VA USA
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