I'm looking for the dip switch setting of a PNY Quickchip 133 or Trinity Works 5x86 chip.
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No one? I have to put it in a Socket 1 LIF socket, so i don't have the freedom to check each setting.
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Is this a 486-like cpu?
Chances are it is a rebrand of an AMD or Cyrix 5x86
You could try those settings. As long as the voltage is at 3v I don't think anything willget damaged
It is an am5x86 133.
Use the enhanced am486 dx4 settings.
Trinity works made several different versions of their adapter. Which revision do you have?
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I have revision E, there are 12 dip switches on the back.
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QAPLA!
Got it from archive.org
http://web.archive.org/web/19980415093529/htt … switchreve.html
http://web.archive.org/web/19990913211357/htt … ddsettings.html
What is "Pass Through" though?
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I believe that leaves control of writeback/writethough to the jumpers on your motherboard (if present), though I doubt there are too many 5V only boards that allow write back.
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