@Antinomy please add this cpu to the database, i could not find it under Amd 80386 options.

Thanks in advance

Edited September 21, 20186 yr by Casanova

@Antinomy what informations do you need to add this cpu to the database?

4 hours ago, Casanova said:

@Antinomy what informations do you need to add this cpu to the database?

They usually request that you include a CPUZ link.

But Antinomy may not need one ?

I did a print screen with some information that might help.

Unfortunately this old cpu is not compatible with cpuz or any other "modern" cpu id software, but i used old norton system info and checkcpu windows 3.1 software to help identify it.

I also want to know if a print screen like this will be enough for a future superpi1m validation run? I did a "quick" superpi16k run as an example.

@Leeghoofd or @Antinomy i would apreciatte some help with this.

If you guys need any other info please quote me here.

Thanks a lot.

SP16KSS.BMP

http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/am386_sxsxl_33/

Dont know if I should go with this name scheme though.

Thanks A LOT

It is correct, amd "clone" version of original intel 80386sx, Cyrix made their ones too.

Back in middle 80'ies Intel had a deal with Amd and other companies that allowed then to produce their own 386, but they are essencially all the same cpus" ng80386sx 

 

Edit: This is the datasheet from amd 386 processors, along with a table from wiki (the info is correct, i checked it in the datasheet):

http://pdf.datasheetcatalog.com/datasheet/AdvancedMicroDevices/mXwtys.pdf

Model number	Frequency	FSB	Voltage	Power	Socket	Release date
AMD Am386SX/SXL-33	33 MHz	33 MHz	5 V	1.35 Watt	100-pin PQFP	1992

am80386family.pdf

Edited September 28, 20186 yr by Casanova