Intel i486 DX2/66
A popular processor in the 486 era. The DX2/66 was able to run lot's of games and applications quite well. Doom runs a lot smoother on a system with a DX2/66 fitted instead of a DX33.
This 486DX2/66 is less common because it has a nice blue heatsink attached. Most DX2/66 CPU's didn't had a heatsink mounted by Intel but a 3rd party heatsink or heatsink/fan solution.
There are two major versions of the DX2. The P24 and P24D of which the latter has a faster L1 cache mode called write-back that improves performance. The P24 version only offers write-through cache which is slower. The 'SX731' (this model) is the P24. See this 486DX2/66 which is a P24D.

