Today, the eighth episode of season 3 of our Sunday quiz. And a change in the game: this will be a question for the Nostalgeek. Indeed, find photos of devices that are not referenced by Tineye and Google becomes complicated...
The scale remains the same: 2 points for the first correctly responds in comments, 1 point for the other. The question will be asked Sunday, an index will be posted on our Facebook page Monday.
Question: what is the maximum commercial frequency for a processor x 86 without FPU?
Good luck.
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Exceptionally, the index is here: the processor exceeds 100 MHz.
The processor in question is in DM & P Vortex86SX. It is officially running at 300 MHz and can rise to 366 MHz. Gravé 130 nm, this processor is an x 86 intended to the world of the embedded and based on the Rise MP6, without the FPU and L2 cache (it is the best on the motherboard, as with the original MP6). The processor is in fact a SoC (System on a Chip) integrating the chipset. A DX and a MX version exist as well, with a frequency which can reach 1 GHz.
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