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> > BTW, John Kim correctly noted that the 750's have an IBM proprietary chip > called the 486SLC running at 33Mhz. This chip contains a math co-processor > and should _not_ be confused with the Intel 486SL chip which does _not_ have > a math coprocessor. I think you have that backwards. The IBM 486SLC is a knock-off that has a bigger cache and NO FPU. I think IBM's agreement with Intel prevented them from producing their own DX chips and this was the compromise.The Intel 486SL is really a DX with added power management and thus does have an FPU. The 750's have a 486SL, not a 486SLC. That I'm sure of. --Bruce