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Cyrix Represent

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siegecraft4

Limp Gawd
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This thread is for anyone who has ever owned a Cyrix processor. We, your fellow owners, understand the trauma you have experienced as a result. Come one, come all, and seek solace with people who can relate. Tell us what Cyrix processors you've had. Remember to post pics!

Here is my specimen, in all her glory:

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Cyrix 6x86 L-PR200*GP
150mhz
3.3v
Fan/Heatsink Required

Here she rests, amongst the rest of the retired processors. My, I still remember my excitement when I got her.

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Lets see yours!
 
I used to have a Cyrix 266MX (83x2,5=207,5 MHz) on a very first jumperless mobo - Abit PX5.. it run flawlessly - and still runs in my friend's gateway/ router ;)
 
I've got that same Cyrix processor as OP in the basement, still stuck to the motherboard... The little lever for getting it out got stuck in place somehow ;)
 
I used to have an old cyrix 233mx back in the day. Was when I bought my first cpu.
 
I have the same Cyrix chip. PR rated at 200. Runs at 166MHz. I burnt it once though and had to underclock it to 133 to get it to boot. Still in use today at that clock and rock solid.
 
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