From: David Lee (bond_007_at_ibm.net)
Date: Sat May 01 1999 - 13:26:53 EDT
I believe all Intel Pentium chipsets could only cache the first 64meg
like the MX, VX, TX. The first intel chipset that could cache over 64meg
was the Pentium Pro chipset (440FX) and the later Pentium II chipsets
(440LX, 440BX) and Xeon chipsets (440GX, 450NX).
attached mail follows:
Bill Murrow wrote:
>i THINK the 760X series is the first to have the fan..
>so, if there is a little grille in the middle of the back of the machine,
>then you do have the 760X series machine with the P-166..
>that and the 3gig drive were the main differences..
>ALSO, lest i forget, the memory is accessed by removing the HDD.. that is
>the first machine not to have the door in the bottom to access the
>memory..
>one more difference..
>the 760X series can use one 64meg DIMM and one 32meg DIMM, together with
>the 16megs onboard, for a total of 104megs memory..
How many megs can the chipset Intel MX of the TP760XL/XD cache?
The TX chipset e.g. could cache max. 64MB.
--- Thomas Dickel
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