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English: IBM 6x86 PR166+ CPU
Architecture x86 Core frequency 133 MHz Manufacturing process 0.65 µm Release date February 5, 1996 IBM’s 6x86 microprocessors were manufactured using IBM’s .65 micron, five-level CMOS technology and designs from Cyrix. The names of IBM's new microprocessors reflect adoption of a new "P-rating" methodology for measuring microprocessor performance. P-rating has been introduced to allow end users to base purchases on relative PC performance levels, rather than just clock speed for the microprocessor. |
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