Titel:	Intel 386 DX 16MHz
Kategorie:	Prozessoren
Baujahr:	1985
Beschreibung:	A80386DX-16 L843020I 16 MHz (5 - 6 MIPS) 275.000 bei 1 µ Transistoren Erster x86-Prozessor mit 32 Bit Busbreite, überarbeiteter und erweiteter Speicherschutz, (32-bit-Protected Mode) Support für virtuellem Speicher und virtueller 8086-Mode für Windows 95 und OS/2 Warp Kann die Encyclopædia Britannica in 12.5 Sekunden durchsuchen Some 386DX 16MHz Intel processors had a small bug which appeared as a software problem. The bug involved occurred when running true 32-bit code in a program such as within OS/2 2.x, UNIX/386, or Windows in Enhanced mode. The bug would cause the system to lock up and is a difficult issue to determine without having Intel actually look at the chip. Chips that passed the test, and all subsequent chips which were bug-free, were marked with a double-sigma symbol. 386DX chips that are not marked with these symbols may have not been tested by Intel and may be defective. Eine weitere wichtige Neuerung: Paging - Auslagern von Speicherbereichen ueber das OS auf Datentraeger