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80486-DX2
DX2 CPUs were also
marketed as OverDrive chips. The actual speed of
the CPU was double the motherboard frequency. The
only part of the DX2 chip that didn't run at double speed
is the region of the chip to handle the in and out between
the CPU and the rest of the computer. The OverDrive
chip was installed in the second socket on the system board effectively
turning off the 486-SX. In the last days of the 80486,
a few DX4 CPUs saw daylight outside of Intel’s factories.
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