Intel 486SX-16MHz Benchmark and Upgrade to Kingston Turbochip at 133MHz (AMD 5x86-133)

In this Video I am showing the slowest 486 which was ever produced. The Intel 486SX at 16 MHz. We will do some intesive benchmarks on a propper board of its time, an early 486 board with just ISA bus. The second chip which will get tested and benchmark is the Kingston Turbochip which is an upgrade chip and contains an AMD 5x86 at 133 MHz and will give our old board an exreme boost like from 0 to Hero :-) The usual benchmark programms as speedsys, norton sysinfo and checkit as well as some games are completing here our results. Thanks for watching. If you want to donate or support this channel: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/cpuga... If you want to donate material or getting in touch with me just comment below or send me an email: [email protected] Find me also on   / cpugalaxy   Used hardware in the video: Motherboard: Chaintech 425SX Intel CPU: A80486SX-16 SX548 Upgrade CPU: Kingston Turbochip 133 Video Adapter: Tseng ET4000AX I/O Adapter: Tandon PCBA 190870 Drive: IDE - CF Adapter with 4GB CF Card Link to Necroware Youtube Channel for XT-IDE Network Boot-ROM. Actually there are 5 Vidoes:    • Boot retro PC using XTIDE (Part 1): What i...      • Boot retro PC using XTIDE (Part 2): How to...      • Boot retro PC using XTIDE (Part 3): How to...      • Boot retro PC using XTIDE (Part 4): Boot u...      • Boot retro PC using XTIDE (Part 5): How to...