I just checked the manual of 486A3GX4 and see jumper setting for Normal intel 486 and S-series
What are the differences?
How check it?
Retro rig 1: Asus CUV4X, VIA c3 800, Voodoo Banshee (Diamond fusion) and SB32 ct3670.
Retro rig 2: Intel DX2 66, SB16 Ct1740 and Cirrus Logic VLB.
I'm assuming that it's referring to the 486 DX and SX.
The 486 SX lacks a math coprocessor (or has it disabled), while the DX has a math coprocessor.
No, S-series is with power-saving features.
derSammler wrote on 2020-06-04, 15:44:No, S-series is with power-saving features.
S-series =SL enhaced?
Retro rig 1: Asus CUV4X, VIA c3 800, Voodoo Banshee (Diamond fusion) and SB32 ct3670.
Retro rig 2: Intel DX2 66, SB16 Ct1740 and Cirrus Logic VLB.
I think SL is the term they used for the 386 ones.
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From Wikipedia: "i486DX-S (P4S) 33 MHz; 50 MHz 5 V or 3.3 V 8 KB WT June 1993 SL Enhanced 486DX"
So yes, SL Enhanced.
https://ibb.co/nmvtfvF
I have this 486DX2:
http://www.cpu-world.com/sspec/SX/SX807.html
Retro rig 1: Asus CUV4X, VIA c3 800, Voodoo Banshee (Diamond fusion) and SB32 ct3670.
Retro rig 2: Intel DX2 66, SB16 Ct1740 and Cirrus Logic VLB.
