Intel NG80386SX -20
Just like the 16MHz model but 4MHz faster.
This CPU has no sSpec number but does show 'C STEP'. This stands for C stepping.
In reality the 386SX20 is not much faster than a good (16MHz/20MHz) 286. However, the 386SX benefits from being able to run (32-bit) Windows 3.1 properly and to use memory managers like EMM386 which makes it a lot easier to free up conventional memory.
Also this chip is fitted on a motherboard with 16k cache. Quite unusual for a low-end 386 but it does increase performance. Another difference (depending on motherboard/chipset and memory speed) between 20MHz 286 and 20MHz 386SX's can be the memory wait-state. A system with 0 wait-state (NG80386SX -20 (OPTi82C/0WS) in the benchmarks) is a lot faster than the same system with 1WS.