geoff wrote: The motherboard industry could cook up a flexible solution all on their own. ... but MB manufacturers usually work from reference hardware put out by Intel/AMD/etc. Would they be willing to produce items not covered in the reference? What does...

Hi, I got a broken old pc. It is a challange to fix it for me. There is a hdd with an unix system and with a special software. it is a parth of a machine for industry. It seems taht thw sw is connected with a hardware on the computer. I am looking for details information about this...

I was asked this question recently, and I just realized that I really don't know the answer to this. I may have known at one time, but I don't anymore, as things have moved on since I last used to do assembly programming. How many instructions are there in modern x86 processors? These days it...

On Thursday, October 12, 1995 8:00:00 AM UTC+1, Peter Cichowicz wrote: Hi there I am thinking of overclocking my 486DX33 to 486DX66 What problems am I going to have ... Txs In the spirit of aiming for the oldest necro ever. I'm replying to my own thread...

a TPM chip and has a classic BIOS option ? Windows XP/Debian stable 32 bit I'm using an ASUS K8V-MX, does everything I need, but is a bit slow on video processing .... and some of the capacitors look a bit bloated. Prefer Asus .... easier to find where I live. TIA 's

On Friday, October 10, 2014 at 6:58:43 AM UTC-4, Yousuf Khan wrote: " This error has tragically become un-fixable because of the compatibility requirements from one generation to the next. The fix for this problem was figured out quite a long time ago. In the excellent paper The K5...

On 03/04/2015 1:51 AM, Weng Tianxiang wrote: Hi, Does each core of 4-core Intel processor has an independent floating X87 unit? Thank you. Yes, each physical core does, but each Hyperthreaded virtual core does not. Yousuf Khan

On 15/04/2015 11:49 AM, Max Pallas wrote: any ideas how i can remove a suspected virus from the BIOS of a 486 pc? thanks regards Viruses don't get into the BIOS. There's no way to remove something that cannot happen in the first place.

I have 2x 16MB (capacity confirmed on a P1 board) memory modules with these chips. Each has 16 pieces. So one chip would be 1Mx4bit. The module itself is clearly marked as EDO.

On Saturday, October 5, 1996 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, richard kaplan wrote: In article , (Lion King) wrote: I have noticed several posts recently stating that Evergreen uses a Cyrix 586/133 in their 586/133 upgrade kit. However, I noticed ...

My 5x86@160 is still working 21 years later. If op is still alive hopefully this answers the longevity questions :).

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Intel's processor prices have been going up recently, rather than down. They're blaming it on production problems. Intel has been well known to be stuck on the 14nm node for a while now. Instead of going towards 10nm they just keep incrementing their 14nm with plus signs, what are they up to...

Last summer I bought a box from a very big OEM at a good price. The box would not boot on delivery because the RAM had been installed incorrectly, so it's clear that, if the box was tested, it was tested before the RAM was installed, and now I'm wondering at what stage of assembly the boxes are...