6x86
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Cyrix 6x86 PR120+ '?'
The first Cyrix 6x86 CPU that Cyrix released was the 120+ running at 100MHz. It was announced in October 1995. To put it in timeframe: the fastest x86 CPU was the Pentium 133 and the AMD K5/90 wasn't available until late March 1996.
After the release of the 120+ Cyrix also released the slower 90+... > Read more
Identical to the Cyrix PR166+ except for the branding. Cyrix is the designer of the M1R-core but didn't have manufacturing plants for their chips so they initially out-sourced it to SGS Thomson (for the 90+ and 120+ models). Eventually they switched over to ... > Read more
This CPU uses the same core as the IBM 6x86. If you wonder why: read here 
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Consider first: 440nm, only 3,3M transistors, 150MHz and 3,5V. In other words: older manufacturing technology, same amount of transistors compared to the Pentium, Pentium topped out at 100MHz with 600nm; this goes up to 150MHz and powered at 3,5V is heat guaranteed! Although it's just a few watts ex... > Read more
Identical to the IBM 6x86 P200+ but with a lower core clockfrequency and front-side-bus.... > Read more
List of objects with the same chipset
Vendor
Name
Trans.
vCore
Date
Socket
sSpec
IBM
3,3M
3,3V
0000
PGA296
?
Cyrix
3,3M
3,3V
9640
PGA296
?
Cyrix
3,3M
3,52V
9713
PGA296
?
SGS Thomson
3,3M
3,52V
9651
PGA296
?
IBM
3,3M
3,5V
0000
PGA296
?
AMD
?
?
0000
AM3+
2950-15x
Intel
?
?
1450
LGA1156
SR26U
Cyrix
3,3M
3,3V
9610
PGA296
?