Features such as a 64-bit internal architecture, branch
prediction, data forwarding, and multiple operations issued per clock
(made possible by a decoupled load/store unit) are combined with an
80-bit floating point unit (FPU) and 16K unified write-back cache.
Is that more pentium-like?
Nicolas.
On Sat, 21 Dec 1996, Rob Glover wrote:
> Well look at what he just said:
>
> its a 486 CPU that just has its internal clock quadrupled....
>
> here is an example.. a 486dx2-66 is just a 486 33MHz CPU with its internal
> clock DOUBLED, to make it 66MHz. The same idea as above.. the CPU above
> is jsut a 486-33 class CPU with its internal clock QUADUPLED. 33 * 4 =
> 132. <they do a bit of funny math to work it up to 133 :>
>
> -Rob
>