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	AMD 5x86 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Introduced in November 1995, the AMD 5x86 (also known as 5x86-133, Am5x86, X5-133, and sold under various 3rd-party labels such as "Turbochip") is a standard 486 processor with an internally-set multiplier of 4, allowing it to run at 133 MHz on systems without official support for clock-multiplied DX2 or DX4 486 processors.
		Like most of the later 486 parts, the 5x86 featured write-back L1 cache, and unlike all but a few, a generous 16 kilobytes rather than the more common 8KB.
		Sales of the Am5x86 were an important source of revenue for AMD at a time when lengthy delays in bringing the AMD K5 to production were threatening the company's profitability.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/AMD_5x86 (551 words)

	AMD K5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The AMD K5 was a Pentium-class microprocessor, manufactured by AMD, first inroduced in 1995.
		It superseded the Am5x86, and was followed by the K6.
		There were two sets of K5 processors, internally called the "5k86" and the "K5" series, both released with the K5 label.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /AMD_K5 (136 words)

	AMD News Release #9591 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Because the Am5x86 microprocessor takes advantage of fourth-generation infrastructure, no motherboard redesign is required for today's desktop and portable systems.
		The Am5x86 device is compatible with the installed base of x86 software, including Microsoft's Windows and Windows 95 operating systems, and also provides a cost-effective, high-performance upgrade solution for 486 DX2-66 and DX4-100 customers.
		The Am5x86 microprocessor not only outperforms the Pentium 75 device, it also consumes less power, resulting in increased battery life and less heat generation.
	www.cpushack.net /CIC/announce/1995/am5x86.html (489 words)

	Turbo Enhanced Network Scanjet 5
		AMD never considered the Am5x86 an "upgrade processor", largely due to the fact the the Am5x86 requires a 3.3 volt power supply and the 486 requires 5 volts.
		However, numerous third parties manufactured "upgrade processors" that consisted of the Am5x86 and a voltage regulator soldered to a small circuit board with a 486 socket-3 pinout on the bottom.
		Am5x86 Microprocessor Family Datasheet, the guide to processor that I installed in the scanner.
	www.madole.net /scanjet/turbo (1512 words)

	A Gathering Place: The Am5x86(TM) Microprocessor
		Am5x86 microprocessors provide greater performance than Pentium-75 at a better value, with complete x86 software compatibility.
		In addition, the design and pinout of the Am5x86 processor leverage off 4th generation system costs, allowing manufacturers to position Am5x86 CPU-based systems as the best value for entry-level desktops or mainstream notebooks.
		The Am5x86 CPU delivers better performance than a Pentium-75 and does it at a lower system cost.
	www.agathering.net /computer/cpus/cpu01.html (475 words)

	AMD 5x86 - TheBestLinks.com - Am5x86, CPU, Computer, Intel, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Am5x86, AMD 5x86, AMD, CPU, Computer, Intel, Intel 80486DX4, Kilobyte, Pentium...
		The AMD 5x86 processor is an x86-compatible CPU introduced in 1995 by AMD for use in 486-class computer systems.
		Because the 5x86 was the equal of a Pentium 75 MHz processor in benchmarks, AMD later marketed the chip as "AMD X5-PR75".
	www.thebestlinks.com /Am5x86.html (578 words)

	AMD 5x86 - 133 CPU Upgrade Info
		The Am5x86 is actually a 486DX (the fastest 486 around) that delivers performance superior to the Pentium-75 on a modern 486 motherboard.
		The Am5x86 does not use the outer pins, so skip the first and last row and column when counting for a pin location.
		If you install the raw Am5x86 CPU, but you can't get the Am5x86 jumpers setting from the motherboard or system manufacturer, then start by setting all jumpers as for the Intel 486DX4-100 or, even better, the AMD Enhanced Am486DX4-100.
	web.inter.nl.net /hcc/J.Steunebrink/amd5x86.htm (2717 words)

	Turbo Chip 133
		Basically all you do is unplug the old 486 chip and plug in the TurboChip, and when you turn on the computer it'll run a lot faster.
		The TurboChip 133 is compatible with most 486 desktop systems, but in a few cases the chip may not work because the BIOS isn't written to handle it properly.
		I tried the TurboChip 133 on four 486 systems and found that it did not work at all on one, but that one was originally designed to use the IBM Blue Lightning processor (co-developed by Cyrix) so it may not have been intended to use any other 486-class processors.
	www.rainbowpcm.com /turbo_chip_133.html (845 words)

	WinDrivers Computer Tech Support Forums - Tomato 4DPS
		To overclock the Am5x86, you have to change the JP19 configuration, CPU frequency select, to 40 Mhz.
		With the overclocked Am5x86, you may have problems with software rebooting, ie you have to push the reset button cause a software reboot gets the machine stuck.
		The default voltage is 3.3 V, which is a bit too low for the Am5x86, so push it to 3.45 V by changing the JP27 position to 1-2 instead of 3-4.
	forums.windrivers.com /printthread.php?t=51638 (1321 words)

	Am486 Definition
		Two years later, AMD came out with the Am5x86, which was a higher-speed 486-compatible chip used in new PCs and sold as an upgrade to 486 systems.
		The Am5x86 had a built-in "clock quadrupling" feature, which let it run at 133MHz and match a 75MHz Pentium in performance.
		The Am5x86 was also overclocked up to 160MHz and beyond by many enthusiasts.
	www.extremetech.com /encyclopedia_term/0,2542,t=Am486&i=37697,00.asp (404 words)

	AMD - Am5x86 Editorial Background (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Am5x86 microprocessor is designed around the premise that CPU performance is the true measure of value for PC users.
		Because the Am5x86 processor takes advantage of the existing mature 486 infrastructure, no motherboard redesign is required for today's desktop and portable systems.
		The Am5x86 CPU is fully compatible with the huge installed base of x86 software, including Microsoft Windows, Windows NT, DOS, OS/2, Novell® NetWare®, Unix, and more than 20 other single-user and network operating systems.
	www.iaw.on.ca /Worldwide/52570a.html (925 words)

	PowerBoard
		I tested am5x86 together with a PowerLeap interposer(and some Japanese made interposers).
		Am5x86 in 133MHz operation will give higher performance result under DOS and
		You'll get trouble if you use am5x86 in x4 speed with x4 capable interposer such as PL586 or Evergreen's one (I could not even configure Cx5x86-133 x4 under Win98).
	homepage3.nifty.com /sandy55/PowerBoard/PowerBoard.html (758 words)

	Information Directory amd x5 133adz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Procesor Ã¨etvrte generacije AMD Am5x86 - P75 ima bolje perfomanse...
		Procesor Ã¨etvrte generacije AMD Am5x86 - P75 ima bolje perfomanse od procesora Pentium na 75 MHz.
		If you have some processors for trade, you don't see them in my collection, and if your eBay feedback is 10 or more, then I'll be happy to trade with you.
	www.digital-tips.com /amd/amd-x5-133adz.htm (463 words)

	"Embedded PC/104 SBC suits network-enabled applications." – a Managing Automation® news article
		Measuring 3.6 x 3.8 in., PCM-SC520 is based on AMD Elan SC520 processor, which combines 32-bit, 133 MHz AM5x86 CPU with integrated PC/AT-compatible peripherals.
		The board is based upon the AMD (Sunnyvale, CA) Elan SC520 processor that combines a 32-bit, low-voltage, 133 MHz AM5x86 CPU with a complete set of integrated peripherals that are PC/AT-compatible.
		The CPU core includes a floating point unit plus enhancements to the PCI controller and Synchronous DRAM controller to optimize it for applications requiring high throughput combined with low latency.
	www.managingautomation.com /maonline/news/product/read.jspx;jsessionid=11BB560C4701D0119FD1F238A1DC9E65?id=8989 (660 words)

	FAQ: Gateway / Micronics 486 Upgrades
		Despite their cleverly chosen names, neither the AMD Am5x86 nor the Cyrix 5x86 has a complete Pentium-compatible instruction set.
		The AMD Am5x86 is a very fast 486-compatible processor.
		The Cyrix 5x86 uses architectural features similar to the Intel Pentium to run its 486-like instructions very quickly, despite its slower clock speed.
	webpages.charter.net /dperr/micronics/gw2k_faq.htm (5343 words)

	Processor packs x86 compatibility with loads of peripherals - 9/2/1999 - EDN
		AMD has been providing integrated x86 products for many years in the form of its 186 microcontrollers and Élan devices.
		That trend continues with the introduction of the feature-packed ÉlanSC520 that integrates a 133-MHz Am5x86 processor core with 16 bytes of write-back cache, PC/AT-compatible peripherals, a synchronous-DRAM (SDRAM) controller, and a PCI-bus interface.
		The SDRAM controller allows the device to access one to four mixed banks of SDRAM using programmable cycle timing.
	www.edn.com /article/CA46130.html (300 words)

	Details and datasheet on part: Am5x86
		The CPUs incorporate write-back cache, flexible clock control, and enhanced SMM.
		Table 1 shows available processors in the Am5X86 microprocessor family.
		The Am5X86 microprocessor family allows write-back configuration through software and cacheable access control.
	www.digchip.com /datasheets/parts/datasheet/013/AM5X86.php (430 words)

	Kit speeds software for Am5x86 embedded SBC
		To facilitate embedded apps that require remote control via the Web, Arcom Control Systems has released a ready-to-run Windows CE.NET development kit.
		It runs on Arcom’s Pegasus SC520 single board computer, which is powered by an AMD Am5x86 processor.
		The kit is intended for use in deeply embedded communication and control applications in which systems can be configured using a remote web browser and HTML configuration pages.
	www.windowsfordevices.com /news/NS7248455973.html (317 words)

	3002680 - PC/104 CPU Module with Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU
		3.74" x 3.54" (95mm x 90mm) PC/104 CPU Module with Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU, ALI 1489/1487 Chipset, Up to 36 MB EDO RAM, ATA 33, Crystal LAN CS8900 ISA 10 Mbps LAN and Flash SSD Interfaces
		PC/104 CPU Module with Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU, ALI 1489/1487 Chipset, Up to 36 MB EDO RAM, ATA 33, Crystal LAN CS8900 ISA 10 Mbps LAN and Flash SSD Interfaces
		Mini-ITX Form Factor Socket 478 Pentium M CPU barebone Mini-PC with 1- PCI expansion slot, 1 x 5.25" Slim-line CDROM Bay, 1 x 2.5" HDD and 80 Watts External AC/DC Power Supply
	www.globalamericaninc.com /new_spec/spec2.php?id=227 (528 words)

	PC Surplus Online- Your One Stop Shop For Quality New & Used Computer Parts For Less
		This tablet PC has a wireless antenna for wireless LAN communication.
		The high-performance, ultra-thin Point 510 packs a 100MHz AMD AM5x86 processor, 8MB onboard RAM, a 1.6GB hard drive and an 10.4" color DSTN display into a 4.5-pound, 1.5-inch thick pen tablet computer.
		This touch screen pen tablet PC features 1 PCMCIA expansion slot, full audio and microphone jacks, plus built in Wireless antenna.
	www.pcsurplusonline.com /viewprod.cfm?ID=4652 (256 words)

	Half-Size ISA Single Board Computer with an Embedded AMD AM5x86® 133MHz Processor and 8MB of Embedded RAM (Expandable ...
		Half-Size ISA Single Board Computer with an Embedded AMD AM5x86® 133MHz Processor and 8MB of Embedded RAM (Expandable to 40MB) with Features Such as Fast Ethernet, Four Serial Ports, and CRT/Flat Panel Support.
		Am5x86™ is an 486DX5-133 embedded CPU that easily outforms an INTEL
		Jumper selectable speed (75/100/133) for ultra power, low temperature operation
	www.getmis.com /catalog/phased-out-products/isa-sbc/p_pia-649.html (358 words)

	3002680 - PC/104 CPU Module with Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU
		3002680 - PC/104 CPU Module with Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU
		ALI 1489/1487 chipsets support Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU
		3002680: PC/104 CPU Module with Embedded FANLESS AMD Am5x86 133MHz CPU, ALI 1489/1487 Chipset, Up to 36 MB EDO RAM, ATA 33, Crystal LAN CS8900 ISA 10 Mbps LAN and Flash SSD Interfaces
	www.globalamericaninc.com /new_spec/index_doc.php?id=227 (295 words)

	Ace's Hardware - General Message Board
		I had to overclock an AMD Am5x86-133 to 160MHz on that board before Quake 1 really became, to use the word loosely, "playable." A 486/DX4-100 was capable of the O/C'd AMD's level of FPU performance out-of-box IIRC, and of course nearly any Pentium could achieve it.
		Sadly, the Am5x86 came too late too be a help, by the time I found it at a second-hand computer shop I was well into K6-2 hardware.
		How would a 4GHz 486-like core compare to a A64 4000+?
	www.aceshardware.com /forums/read_post.jsp?id=115107795&forumid=1 (1045 words)

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