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VIA would continue to produce the MII throughout the early 2000s. It was expected to be discontinued when the VIA Cyrix MII was released. However, the MII was still available for sale until mid/late 2003, being shown on VIA's website as a product until
October, and it still saw use in devices such as
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in June 1997. For the low end of the series, the PR166 6x86MX was available for $ 190 with higher end PR200 and PR233 versions available for $ 240 and $ 320. IBM being the producer of Cyrix's chips, would also sell their own version. Cyrix hoped to ship tens of thousands within June 1997 with up to 1
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operations. The designers foresaw that future applications would most likely maintain this instruction focus. So, to optimize the chip's performance for what they believed to be the most likely application of the CPU, the integer execution resources received most of the transistor budget. This would
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September 1998 IBM's licensing partnership with Cyrix was said to be ended by National Semiconductors. This was due to National wanting to increase production of Cyrix chips in their own facilities, and because having IBM produce Cyrix's chips was causing issues such as profit losses due to IBM
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The 6x86, previously under the codename "M1" was announced by Cyrix in
October 1995. On release only the 100 MHz (P120+) version was available, but a 120 MHz (P150+) version was planned for mid-1995 with a 133 MHz (P166+) model later. The 100 MHz (P120+) 6x86 was available to
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at its peak. However, both numbers would be a fraction of the heat generated by many high performance processors, some years later. Shortly after the original M1, the M1R was released. The M1R was a switch from SGS-Thomson 3M process to IBM 5M process, making the 6x86 chips 50%
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VIA bought the Cyrix line in June 1999, and ended the development of high performance processors. The MII-433GP would be the last processor produced by Cyrix. Additionally after VIA's acquisition, the 6x86/L was discontinued, but the 6x86MX/MII line continued to be sold by VIA.
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registers then setting bit 7 in CCR4. The lack of full P5 Pentium compatibility caused problems with some applications because programmers had begun to use P5 Pentium-specific instructions. Some companies released patches for their products to make them function on the 6x86.
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FPUs. One of the main features of the P5/P6 FPUs is that they supported interleaving of FPU and integer instructions in their design, which Cyrix chips did not integrate. This caused very poor performance with Cyrix CPUs on games and software that took advantage of this.
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performance, which cut adding and multiply times by a third, but it was still slower than the Intel
Pentium. The M2 also had full MMX instructions, 64 KB of cache over the original 16 KB, and had a lower core voltage of 2.5V over 3.3V of the original 6x86 line.
642:, and was offered in six performance levels: PR 90+, PR 120+, PR 133+, PR 150+, PR 166+ and PR 200+. These performance levels do not map to the clock speed of the chip itself (for example, a PR 133+ ran at 110 MHz, a PR 166+ ran at 133 MHz, etc.).
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in 1996. The first generation of 6x86 had heat problems. This was primarily caused by their higher heat output than other x86 CPUs of the day and, as such, computer builders sometimes did not equip them with adequate cooling. The CPUs topped out at around
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The Cyrix MII was released in May 1998. These chips were not exciting like people had hoped, as they were just a rebranding of the 6x86MX. In
December these chips cost $ 80 for a MII-333, $ 59 for a MII-300, $ 55 for a MII-266, and $ 48 for a MII-233.
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were always ahead on clock speed. The 6x86's and MII's old generation "486 class" floating point unit combined with an integer section that was at best on-par with the newer P6 and K6 chips meant that Cyrix could no longer compete in performance.
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While the 6x86's integer performance was significantly higher than P5 Pentium's, its floating point performance was more mediocre—between 2 and 4 times the performance of the 486 FPU per clock cycle (depending on the operation and precision). The
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frequently pricing their versions of Cyrix's chips lower. National would be paying $ 50–55 million to IBM to end the partnership, which would end the following April. National would then be moving chip production to their own facility in
745:-compatible coprocessors, which was very fast for its time—the Cyrix FPU was much faster than the 80387, and even the 80486 FPU. However, it was still considerably slower than the new and completely redesigned P5 Pentium and
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In mid
February 1996 Cyrix announced the P166+, P150+, and P133+ to be added to the 6x86 model line. IBM, who produced the chips, also announced they will be selling their own versions of the chips.
3882:"Beyond the Pentium; Intel's top challengers have reached the Pentium level, but do they pose a threat to the king of the CPU hill? We examine the chips and vendors to find out"
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million by the end of the year. Cyrix also expected to release a 266 MHz chip by the end of 1997 and a 300 MHz in the first quarter of 1998. They had slightly better
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The 6x86L was first released in
January 1997 to address the heat issues with the original 6x86 line. The 6x86L had a lower V-core voltage and required a split power plane
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used highly optimized assembly code designed almost entirely around the P5 Pentium's FPU. As a result, the P5 Pentium significantly outperformed other CPUs in the game.
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process technology. This reduced the chip size from 150 square millimeters to 88. National shifted their production of the MII and MediaGX to 0.25 by August.
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and CMOVcc instructions respectively, and quadrupled the primary cache size to 64 KB. The 256-byte instruction line cache can be turned into a
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and a fully associative 256-byte instruction line cache is included alongside the primary cache, which functions as the primary instruction cache.
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4588:"Cyrix introduces MMX chip; The 6x86MX will be a fast but cheap weapon in Cyrix's assault on the traditional processor pricing structure"
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National
Semiconductor acquired Cyrix in July 1997. National Semiconductor was not interested in high performance processors but rather
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and 32-bit optimization. The M2 would also have some of the same features as the Intel
Pentium Pro such as register renaming,
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to support the P5 Pentium's RDTSC instruction. Support for the Pentium Pro's CMOVcc instructions were also added.
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4499:"Cyrix to announce M2 next week; Cyrix is expected to make the formal announcement of its M2 processor next week"
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Cyrix Doubles 6x86 Performance with M2; MMX Added to Core; Larger Cache, Modified TLB Improve Scaling with Clock
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was late to market, and couldn't scale well in clock speed with the manufacturing processes used at the time.
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display, 16 MB of memory, 10x CD-ROM, 1.3 GB hard disk drive, and cost $ 1,899 for the base price.
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microprocessor line, and was pin compatible. During the 6x86's development, the majority of applications (
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5015:"Cyrix takes axe to high-end MII prices; Battle to replace Intel after it dropped low end parts"
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later prove to be a strategic mistake, as the popularity of the P5 Pentium caused many
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instruction by default. CPUID support could be enabled by first enabling extended
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In January 1998 National Semiconductors produced a 6x86MX processor on a 0.25
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Slater, Michael (October 28, 1996). "Cyrix Doubles x86 Performance with M2".
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3977:"The rise & fall of the first real x86 rival to Intel: the Cyrix 6x86"
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Gwennap, Linley (October 25, 1993). "Cyrix Describes Pentium Competitor"
4372:"Cyrix's Bold M2 Strategy; Upcoming chip simplifies the upgrade decision"
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5141:"Via Technologies' Samuel microprocess or to anchor 2000 chip lineup"
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4768:"Intel's strongest competitor in history was not amd for a long time"
4293:"Closing in on performance; Intel competitors nip at Pentium's heels"
4210:"Cyrix's Sixth-Generation Chip; The 6x86 targets mainstream desktops"
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3949:"Cyrix: Gone But Not Forgotten; Peak Cyrix Through the Lens of Quake"
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5169:"Via Technologies' Samuel microprocessor to anchor 2000 chip lineup"
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in-depth analysis of 6th generation x86 CPUs, including the 6x86MX.
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Gwennap, Linley (June 2, 1997). "Cyrix 6x68MX Outperforms AMD K6".
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Gwennap, Linley (December 5, 1994). "Cyrix M1 Design Tapes Out".
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4796:"National Produces First Functional Cyrix .25 Micron 6x86MX™ CPU"
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The 6x86 and 6x86L were not completely compatible with the Intel
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capable. For this reason, the chip identified itself as an
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and lower latency FPU. For example, the highly anticipated
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devices, and wanted to shift the focus of Cyrix to the
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which introduced the method of dynamic translation to
5043:"National Semiconductor Quits the PC Chip Business"
3920:"CYRIX CLAIMS ITS 100MHZ 6X86 CLONE IS THE FASTEST"
5391:"6th Generation CPU Comparisons; The Cyrix 6x86MX"
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459:for a price of $ 450 per chip in bulk quantities.
4846:"NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR HALTING I.B.M. AGREEMENT"
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5196:"Ellison's Net computer gets a pricey accessory"
433:, to take advantage of the P5 Pentium's tightly
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5493:Paul Hsieh's 6th Generation x86 CPU Comparison
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409:. The 6x86 was made as a direct competitor to
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5269:This article is based on material taken from
4145:The Complete PC Upgrade and Maintenance Guide
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595:removal. However, it continued to use native
564:A simplistic block diagram of the Cyrix 6x86
5489:Cyrix 6x86 processor images and descriptions
4181:"Cyrix introduces chip to challenge Pentium"
3720:*m -Available in mobile version for laptops
645:With regard to internal caches, it has a 16-
420:as well as games) performed almost entirely
5242:
4064:"First Cyrix 6x86 PCs: How Good? How Fast?"
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4560:"Intel Facing Another Rival to Pentium II"
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4714:"National Semiconductor To Acquire Cyrix"
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4291:Vijayan, Jaikumar (February 19, 1996).
4290:
4152:(published March 9, 2004). p. 56.
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3947:Potoroaca, Adrian (December 30, 2021).
3728:https://www.pchardwarelinks.com/586.htm
401:company, had the chips manufactured by
14:
5783:Computer-related introductions in 1995
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5441:Slater, Michael (February 12, 1996). "
5312:from the original on January 30, 2014.
5099:"Cyrix/IBM 6x86 (M1) and 6x86MX (MII)"
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4957:Tessler, Joelle (September 25, 1998).
4928:
4687:"National Semi leaving PC chip market"
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4102:Vijayan, Jaikumar (October 16, 1995).
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4817:Kanellos, Michael (August 26, 1998).
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4663:from the original on December 2, 2021
4250:
829:(codename M1L) was later released by
5443:Cyrix, IBM Push 6x86 to 133 MHz
5276:Free On-line Dictionary of Computing
4929:Kalish, David (September 25, 1998).
4685:Crothers, Brooke (January 2, 2002).
4619:Crothers, Brooke (August 23, 1996).
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3733:https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/6x86/
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5167:Hachman, Mark (November 17, 1999).
5139:Hachman, Mark (November 17, 1999).
5071:"Via Technologies to acquire Cyrix"
4901:DiCarlo, Lisa (September 2, 1998).
4743:"National Semiconductor buys Cyrix"
4469:Crothers, Brooke (April 24, 1997).
4241:
4104:"Cyrix unveils Pentium-rival chips"
24:
5408:
4931:"National Semi Ends IBM Chip Deal"
4675:
4410:Veltech, Martin (March 26, 1997).
25:
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5389:Hsieh, Paul (September 7, 1999).
5041:Fisher, Lawrence (May 10, 1999).
4586:Crothers, Brooke (May 30, 1997).
4531:"Cyrix Launches 6x86MX Processor"
4471:"First Cyrix 6x86 notebook ships"
3909:
867:Another release of the 6x86, the
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5013:Magee, Mike (December 7, 1998).
4903:"IBM to stop making Cyrix chips"
4741:Thurrott, Paul (July 27, 1997).
4497:Veltech, Martin (May 27, 1997).
4034:Sood, Yatharth (July 24, 2020).
3880:Slater, Michael (May 28, 1996).
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5226:. June 25, 2003. Archived from
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5069:Carroll, Mark (June 30, 1999).
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4006:Shimpi, Anand (April 8, 1997).
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383:is a line of sixth-generation,
211:Architecture and classification
5325:"The Pre-Fab Debate Continues"
4985:Shimpi, Anand (May 26, 1998).
4621:"Intel and Cyrix duel for MMX"
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815:Early Cyrix 6x86 (M1) die shot
785:(codename M1) was released by
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5517:6x86 (M1/M1R) Technical Brief
5477: (archived June 22, 2017)
4874:"National Semi Dumps Big Blu"
4558:Miller, Greg (May 30, 1997).
4443:Hare, Chris (July 14, 2008).
4380:. Vol. 15, no. 13.
4332:"Chronology of the Processor"
4261:. Vol. 15, no. 13.
4218:. Vol. 14, no. 21.
4189:. October 8, 1995. p. 36
4112:. Vol. 29, no. 42.
4072:. Vol. 15, no. 10.
3975:Proven, Liam (June 5, 2016).
3866:
875:compatibility along with the
5471:Cyrix 6x86 ("M1") at PCGuide
4344:. January 2003. p. 45.
4301:. Vol. 30, no. 8.
4251:Fisco, Richard (July 1996).
833:to address heat issues; the
7:
5788:Superscalar microprocessors
5365:"CPU Considerations; Cyrix"
5333:. Vol. 5, no. 7.
5323:Phillips, Jon (July 2000).
5104:Upgrading and Repairing PCs
4062:Metz, Cade (May 28, 1996).
3823:
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635:-compatible with the Intel
181:40 MHz to 100 MHz
170:80 MHz to 333 MHz
42:A Cyrix 6x86-P166 processor
10:
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5532:6x86 (MII) Technical Brief
4445:"586/686 Processors Chart"
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3760:Timeline of Cyrix Products
3743:http://www.cpu-galerie.de/
3738:https://www.x86-guide.net/
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907:Cyrix 6x86MX (M2) die shot
857:Cyrix 6x86L (M1L) die shot
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311:Products, models, variants
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4647:Slater, Michael (1996).
4370:Metz, Cade (July 1996).
3718:? - Missing information
2249:SGS-Thomson 6x86 Models
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397:in 1995. Cyrix, being a
5283:, version 1.3 or later.
5097:Mueller, Scott (2003).
4964:The Wall Street Journal
4253:"The Perfect Processor"
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599:execution and ordinary
474:out-of-order completion
250:Physical specifications
5793:X86 microarchitectures
5300:"IBM 6x86MX datasheet"
3811:List of Cyrix products
794:heat output (like the
589:out-of-order execution
568:
147:National Semiconductor
5457:Microprocessor Report
5448:Microprocessor Report
5435:Microprocessor Report
5426:Microprocessor Report
5417:Microprocessor Report
4565:The Los Angeles Times
4142:Minasi, Mark (2004).
947:Number of transistors
611:, unlike competitors
585:speculative execution
563:
5609:Floating Point Units
5253:"Cyrix M1 datasheet"
5111:. pp. 175–176.
4882:. September 25, 1998
4854:. September 26, 1998
439:first-person shooter
235:Instruction set
130:Common manufacturers
5512:6x86 (M1/M1R) Guide
4776:. November 27, 2020
772:Models and variants
552:network computers.
427:software developers
345:6x86, 6x86L, 6x86MX
200:16 KB (6x86/L)
48:General information
32:
5048:The New York Times
4851:The New York Times
4798:. January 12, 1998
4265:pp. 135–136.
3723:Information From:
881:Time Stamp Counter
688:Time Stamp Counter
569:
30:
5765:
5764:
5761:
5760:
5487:cpu-collection.de
5481:Cyrix 6x86 ("M1")
5224:"VIA Cyrix® MII™"
5204:. January 2, 2002
4719:Business Standard
4449:PC Hardware Links
3987:on April 22, 2021
3928:. October 9, 1995
3835:Pentium, Original
3821:
3820:
3750:
3749:
2188:MII-433-MMX (*m)
2140:MII-400-MMX (*m)
1963:MII-333-MMX (*m)
1891:MII-300-MMX (*m)
674:and disabled the
581:register renaming
566:microarchitecture
490:and had a 12.1in
481:voltage regulator
431:assembly language
377:
376:
325:M1L (Low voltage)
225:Microarchitecture
91:MII - Early 2000s
88:6x86MX - May 1998
65:6x86MX - Jun 1997
16:(Redirected from
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5506:Cyrix Datasheets
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885:scratchpad cache
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621:micro-operations
512:system on a chip
85:6x86L - Jun 1999
62:6x86L - Jan 1997
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5522:6x86 (MX) Guide
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5501:at Sandpile.org
5475:Wayback Machine
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5409:Further reading
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4539:. June 2, 1997
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4305:. p. 42.
4303:IDG Enterprise
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2602:80 MHz
2528:75 MHz
2480:66 MHz
2432:60 MHz
2384:55 MHz
2336:50 MHz
2288:40 MHz
2285:80 MHz
2174:95 MHz
2092:MII-366-MMX
2085:
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2069:90 MHz
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2032:MII-350-MMX
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1277:75 MHz
1229:66 MHz
1181:60 MHz
1133:55 MHz
1085:50 MHz
1037:40 MHz
1034:80 MHz
973:Price (USD)
964:Clock speed
929:Process size
892:
888:
868:
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863:6x86MX / MII
838:
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666:and are not
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556:Architecture
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76:Discontinued
4747:ITPro Today
4186:News Record
3925:TechMonitor
3829:Competitors
949:(millions)
913:Model table
843:Pentium MMX
754:Pentium III
750:Pentium Pro
702:with their
694:Performance
625:Pentium Pro
603:only, like
573:superscalar
488:TigerDirect
407:SGS-Thomson
358:Predecessor
256:Transistors
216:Application
156:Performance
142:SGS-Thomson
116:SGS-Thomson
99:Marketed by
5772:Categories
5737:Unreleased
5483:at PCGuide
5330:Maximum PC
5271:Cyrix+6x86
3867:References
3840:Pentium II
3809:See also:
3462:BVAPR266GE
3412:BVAPR233GD
3312:BVAPR233GC
3262:AVAPR200GA
1792:PR266-MMX
1715:PR233-MMX
1638:PR200-MMX
1575:PR166-MMX
967:Bus Speed
952:Socket(s)
926:Core name
800:waste heat
765:Pentium II
706:and early
381:Cyrix 6x86
362:Cyrix 5x86
166:clock rate
5702:Cyrix III
5654:Cx486DRu2
5581:Founders
5343:1522-4279
5234:April 26,
5208:April 26,
5180:April 26,
5152:April 26,
5054:April 11,
4992:Anandtech
4970:April 25,
4942:April 25,
4914:April 25,
4886:April 25,
4858:April 25,
4802:April 12,
4780:April 11,
4752:April 11,
4726:April 11,
4698:April 11,
4632:April 25,
4571:April 25,
4454:April 27,
4390:0888-8507
4350:0219-5607
4311:0010-4841
4271:0888-8507
4228:0888-8507
4193:April 27,
4122:0010-4841
4082:0888-8507
4013:AnandTech
3932:April 25,
3901:March 30,
3896:0888-8507
3646:2.2 (*m)
2864:2-5-1996
2820:2V7P200GE
2814:2-5-1996
2796:3.3/3.52
2770:2V2P166GE
2764:2-5-1996
2746:3.3/3.52
2720:2V2P150GE
2620:2V2P120GC
2489:2-5-1996
2441:2-5-1996
2393:2-5-1996
2345:2-5-1996
2231:Jun-1999
2183:Jun-1999
2135:Mar-1999
2026:Mar-1999
1996:2.2 (*m)
1924:2.2 (*m)
1548:Apr-1997
1505:L-PR200+
1500:Apr-1997
1457:L-PR166+
1452:Mar-1997
1409:L-PR150+
1404:Feb-1997
1361:L-PR133+
1356:Jan-1997
1313:L-PR120+
1286:6-6-1996
1238:2-5-1996
1220:3.3/3.52
1190:2-5-1996
1172:3.3/3.52
1142:2-5-1996
1094:Oct 1995
1046:Nov 1995
970:L1 Cache
839:low-power
712:PR rating
601:microcode
435:pipelined
372:Cyrix III
368:Successor
331:MII (MMX)
263:4.3M 500
18:Cyrix MII
5752:Jalapeno
5601:Products
5396:April 7,
5374:April 7,
5348:April 5,
5307:Archived
5258:. Cyrix.
5124:April 8,
5082:April 8,
5026:April 8,
4998:April 4,
4936:CBS News
4773:China IT
4667:April 4,
4658:Archived
4604:April 4,
4543:April 5,
4515:April 4,
4428:April 5,
4395:April 4,
4355:April 5,
4316:April 1,
4276:April 4,
4233:April 1,
4165:April 4,
4127:April 4,
4087:April 1,
4047:April 7,
4019:April 7,
3991:April 5,
3960:April 5,
3954:TechSpot
3824:See also
3753:Timeline
3695:2.9/3.3
3665:3-19-98
3644:2.9/3.3
3594:2.9/3.3
3562:3-19-98
3544:2.9/3.3
3511:Q2 1998
3509:3-19-98
3491:2.9/3.3
3482:Socket 7
3456:Q2 1998
3438:2.9/3.3
3429:Socket 7
3406:Q2 1998
3388:2.9/3.3
3379:Socket 7
3356:5-30-97
3338:2.9/3.3
3329:Socket 7
3306:Q2 1998
3288:2.9/3.3
3279:Socket 7
3256:5-30-97
3238:2.9/3.3
3229:Socket 7
3206:5-30-97
3188:2.9/3.3
3179:Socket 7
3158:5-30-97
3140:2.9/3.3
3131:Socket 7
3050:Socket 7
3000:Socket 7
2950:Socket 7
2900:Socket 7
2837:Socket 7
2787:Socket 7
2737:Socket 7
2687:Socket 7
2637:Socket 7
2587:Socket 7
2510:Socket 7
2462:Socket 7
2414:Socket 7
2366:Socket 7
2318:Socket 7
2270:Socket 7
2213:2.2/3.3
2165:2.2/3.3
2117:2.9/3.3
2057:2.9/3.3
2024:6-15-98
1994:2.9/3.3
1957:Q1 1999
1955:4-14-98
1922:2.9/3.3
1854:Q2 1998
1852:3-19-98
1831:2.9/3.3
1822:Socket 7
1786:Q2 1998
1784:5-30-97
1754:2.9/3.3
1745:Socket 7
1709:Q2 1998
1707:5-30-97
1677:2.9/3.3
1668:Socket 7
1632:Q2 1998
1630:5-30-97
1600:2.9/3.3
1591:Socket 7
1530:2.8/3.3
1521:Socket 7
1482:2.8/3.3
1473:Socket 7
1434:2.8/3.3
1425:Socket 7
1386:2.8/3.3
1377:Socket 7
1338:2.8/3.3
1329:Socket 7
1259:Socket 7
1211:Socket 7
1163:Socket 7
1115:Socket 7
1067:Socket 7
1019:Socket 7
961:TDP (W)
955:Package
938:Die area
871:, added
803:smaller.
790:25
649:primary
499:Computex
297:Socket 7
53:Launched
31:6x86/MII
5746:Cayenne
5720:MediaGX
5696:6x86MII
5649:486SLC2
5473:at the
5273:at the
5174:EETimes
5146:EETimes
5076:EETimes
4536:EETimes
3861:WinChip
3686:Super 7
3635:Super 7
3585:Super 7
3535:Super 7
3297:66 MHz
2204:Super 7
2156:Super 7
2108:Super 7
2048:Super 7
1985:Super 7
1913:Super 7
1243:PR200+
1195:PR166+
1147:PR150+
1099:PR133+
1051:PR120+
976:Launch
920:Images
719:Pentium
661:Pentium
640:Pentium
609:Winchip
605:Centaur
516:MediaGX
450:History
422:integer
414:Pentium
411:Intel's
399:fabless
353:History
339:Variant
290:Sockets
219:Desktop
5743:Cores
5693:6x86MX
5672:486DX4
5669:486DX2
5644:486DLC
5639:486SLC
5575:People
5341:
5115:
4830:May 6,
4482:May 3,
4388:
4377:PC Mag
4348:
4309:
4269:
4258:PC Mag
4226:
4215:PC Mag
4156:
4120:
4080:
4069:PC Mag
4041:Medium
3894:
3887:PC Mag
3850:AMD K6
3845:AMD K5
3707:64 KB
3662:$ 299
3659:64 KB
3606:64 KB
3559:$ 217
3556:64 KB
3503:64 KB
3450:64 KB
3400:64 KB
3353:$ 477
3350:64 KB
3300:64 KB
3253:$ 369
3250:64 KB
3200:64 KB
3155:$ 202
3152:64 KB
3071:16 KB
3021:16 KB
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2921:16 KB
2858:16 KB
2808:16 KB
2758:16 KB
2708:16 KB
2658:16 KB
2608:16 KB
2531:16 KB
2483:16 KB
2435:16 KB
2387:16 KB
2378:21.46
2339:16 KB
2330:19.98
2291:16 KB
2282:17.39
2225:64 KB
2177:64 KB
2129:64 KB
2075:64 KB
2018:$ 180
2015:64 KB
1949:$ 180
1946:64 KB
1846:$ 180
1843:64 KB
1804:0,30 (
1798:0,35 (
1778:$ 320
1775:64 KB
1727:0,30 (
1721:0,35 (
1701:$ 240
1698:64 KB
1650:0,30 (
1644:0,35 (
1624:$ 190
1621:64 KB
1542:16 KB
1533:17.13
1494:16 KB
1485:15.98
1446:16 KB
1398:16 KB
1350:16 KB
1283:$ 499
1280:16 KB
1271:17.13
1235:$ 621
1232:16 KB
1187:$ 451
1184:16 KB
1139:$ 326
1136:16 KB
1091:$ 450
1088:16 KB
1040:16 KB
1003:PR90+
923:Model
869:6x86MX
796:AMD K6
633:socket
591:, and
523:micron
518:line.
385:32-bit
240:x86-16
178:speeds
5690:6x86L
5666:486DX
5659:Cx486
5622:82S87
5619:83S87
5616:83D87
5568:Cyrix
5310:(PDF)
5303:(PDF)
5256:(PDF)
4908:ZDNet
4879:Wired
4661:(PDF)
4654:(PDF)
4504:ZDnet
4417:ZDnet
4150:Wiley
3854:rise
3815:Cyrix
3676:0,25
3625:0,25
3575:0,25
3525:0,25
3471:0,30
3469:0,35
3419:0,30
3369:0,30
3319:0,35
3269:0,30
3219:0,35
3169:0,35
3121:0,35
3040:0,35
2990:0,35
2940:0,35
2890:0,35
2846:3.52
2827:0,44
2799:21.8
2777:0,65
2727:0,65
2696:3.33
2677:0,65
2627:0,65
2577:0,65
2519:3.52
2500:0,44
2471:3.52
2452:0,65
2423:3.52
2404:0,65
2375:3.52
2356:0,65
2327:3.52
2308:0,65
2279:3.52
2260:0,65
2194:0,18
2146:0,18
2098:0,25
2038:0,25
1971:0,25
1969:0,30
1899:0,25
1897:0,30
1581:0,35
1511:0,35
1463:0,35
1415:0,35
1367:0,35
1319:0,35
1268:3.52
1249:0,44
1223:21.8
1201:0,65
1175:20.1
1153:0,65
1127:19.1
1105:0,65
1057:0,65
1043:$ 84
1031:15.5
1009:0,65
831:Cyrix
827:6x86L
821:6x86L
787:Cyrix
743:80387
739:80287
721:(pre-
676:CPUID
672:80486
651:cache
623:with
613:Intel
535:Maine
443:Quake
395:Cyrix
275:Cores
244:IA-32
193:cache
186:Cache
161:Max.
106:Cyrix
5749:Jedi
5687:6x86
5683:6x86
5678:5x86
5663:486S
5398:2022
5376:2022
5350:2022
5339:ISSN
5281:GFDL
5236:2022
5210:2022
5201:CNet
5182:2022
5154:2022
5126:2022
5113:ISBN
5084:2022
5056:2022
5028:2022
5000:2022
4972:2022
4944:2022
4916:2022
4888:2022
4860:2022
4832:2022
4824:Cnet
4804:2022
4782:2022
4754:2022
4728:2022
4700:2022
4692:Cnet
4669:2022
4634:2022
4626:Cnet
4606:2022
4593:Cnet
4573:2022
4545:2022
4517:2022
4484:2022
4476:Cnet
4456:2022
4430:2022
4397:2022
4386:ISSN
4357:2022
4346:ISSN
4318:2022
4307:ISSN
4278:2022
4267:ISSN
4235:2022
4224:ISSN
4195:2022
4167:2022
4154:ISBN
4129:2022
4118:ISSN
4089:2022
4078:ISSN
4049:2022
4021:2022
3993:2022
3962:2022
3934:2022
3903:2022
3892:ISSN
3813:and
3691:CPGA
3682:6.0
3679:119
3673:MII
3640:CPGA
3631:6.0
3628:119
3622:MII
3590:CPGA
3581:6.0
3578:119
3572:MII
3540:CPGA
3531:6.0
3528:119
3522:MII
3487:CPGA
3478:6.0
3466:MII
3434:CPGA
3425:6.0
3416:MII
3384:CPGA
3375:6.0
3366:MII
3334:CPGA
3325:6.0
3316:MII
3284:CPGA
3275:6.0
3266:MII
3234:CPGA
3225:6.0
3216:MII
3184:CPGA
3175:6.0
3172:197
3166:MII
3136:CPGA
3127:6.0
3124:197
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