RE: 760EL -- some DO have cache....

From: James H. E. Maugham (CaptJHEM_at_waterw.com)
Date: Sun Aug 06 2000 - 02:37:36 EDT

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Skip down one line to the "Fall 1996 Models" of 760ELs. Models U4G and U4K came
with "256 KB / write-back / direct mapped / 10 ns / synchronous pipelined burst"
cache.

86 this thread.

James

Steve C. [mailto:stevec50_at_yahoo.com] wrote:

> If you read the fine print carefully it says the 100,
> 120 and 133Mhz models have no cache but can be
> upgraded to Pentium 133 with 256K L2 cache by
> replacing the processor card. It's the same one used
> in the 760E! Or they could just take a 760E and call
> it an EL. I guess it depends on whether you believe
> the marketing hype or not.

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