Re: 486 - Pentium

S> They are... 60 are reject 66... 90 are reject 100... 75 must be really
S> rejected 100... 120 are reject 133... 150 are reject 166... and there is a 1
S> (I think) which is a rejected 200... determined by how many errors are put o
S> by running it at higher speeds...
E>
E> so basically... they are all rejects of some sort?

Yes and no... rejected at the higher speed because of the errors it produces
when run that fast... although if you know someone that works at a computer
store that can test a cpu for ya you can get the rejected (eg. P90) to run 100
mhz no problem and no worries as it is the exact same physical make up...

Stranger

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