Christian Ney 28 Feb 2011, 06:50 UTC hum, seems I have to check if my 386 rig are still working to try to be slowest than you
Christian Ney 28 Feb 2011, 20:40 UTC I have this one : SHARP PC-4641 http://www.system-cfg.com/detailcollection.php?ident=150 the 40MB limited edition But I haven't got the power cable And I have a i386 rig somewhere
DrSwizz 28 Feb 2011, 21:07 UTC I have this one :SHARP PC-4641 http://www.system-cfg.com/detailcollection.php?ident=150 Nice. That is a 16bit system. SuperPi and the other benchmarks are 32bit applications so it won't work. the 40MB limited edition But I haven't got the power cable You could try to figure out what voltage(s) and current(s) it needs and make your own PSU for it. :-)
Christian Ney 28 Feb 2011, 21:48 UTC Nice.That is a 16bit system. SuperPi and the other benchmarks are 32bit applications so it won't work. You right You could try to figure out what voltage(s) and current(s) it needs and make your own PSU for it. :-) I will try
ObscureParadox 11 May 2013, 00:47 UTC Imagine running 32M with this CPU and having it crash on loop 24
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hum, seems I have to check if my 386 rig are still working
to try to be slowest than you
nice score.
a copywaza might have saved you, say ... a day
Thanks guys!
@Christian:
Intel did make 12MHz 386 CPUs. :-)
I have this one :
SHARP PC-4641
http://www.system-cfg.com/detailcollection.php?ident=150
the 40MB limited edition
But I haven't got the power cable
And I have a i386 rig somewhere
Nice.
That is a 16bit system. SuperPi and the other benchmarks are 32bit applications so it won't work.
You could try to figure out what voltage(s) and current(s) it needs and make your own PSU for it. :-)
Now show us some 32m lovin'
:D 
Hehe, that would take years!
Imagine running 32M with this CPU and having it crash on loop 24
lol, thats awesome, maybe the slowest 1M here?
My favourite part is the hackjob resistors over the IC
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