This is amazing! i386 board with "overdrive" to i486 CPU! LOL
10 bucks for that? Priceless joke! But I would pay $10 for a Intel Pentium Overdrive CPU. As this thing goes into socket 7 and when the fan is stoped/disconnected, then it does fall to x1 multiplier, witch I would like to use to gain lowest CPU-Z score ever
With 10MHz, I was once in the 2nd in the world place:
http://s24.postimg.org/542zkoak5/trodas_10_74_MHz_CPU_Z.png
…so I want to push things there
Bond007 - PLCC socket for i286/i386, socket 1-3 for i486, 4-7 for first Pentiums… etc.
i386 had not even match coprocessor (FPU), so mainboards usually have special socket for these co-processors ;D i486 and higher had integrated the FPU
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_socket
386 I miss my old one.. haha.. had 8 mb of ram which was alot for the day. when I got the 486 dx 66 mhz I ran a BBS on it