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**Spelling errors/mistyped words
Yes, I know there are spelling errors, and things are mistyped. It
seems no matter how hard I try my fingers hit 't' twice when typing
'compatible' rendering it 'compattible' numerous, (thousands actually)
times. I don't have the time or the will to check the spelling of
everything. Basic spell checking has been peformed. Please let me know
if there is anything that would lead to incorrect information, or
something is so mangled that it needs revising. But if you can
basically understand what was intended, just cope with it. Just
cope:-)
BTW, "110" port is an "I/O" port that has been OCRed badly, as is an
"1/0" port.
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**82497/492 Cache Controller / Cache RAM (for P54 Pentium) <Nov94
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**82498/493 Cache Controller / Cache RAM (for P54 Pentium) <Nov94...
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**TACT84500 AT Chip Set (486, EISA) [no datasheet, some info] c91
***Notes:
InfoWorld Oct 28, 1991 p38:
"...Unlike earlier EISA chip sets, Ti's Tact84500 is comprised of only
four VLSI chips for controlling the bus, memory, peripherals, and data
path unit. The Tact unit can also control eight EISA bus masters along
with DRAM and a single-layer EISA-bus write buffer. According to TI,
the suggested price of the EISA chip set, at $130 in quantities of
100, should make EISA-based systems price competitive with existing
ISA-based systems."
At least one of the chips is called 84542. This is probably the memory
controller.
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