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> The turbo button was linked to a turbo LED or MHz display on the system case, although the indicated MHz was not always accurate. On my 486 system the displa
by AnssiH 8y ago
> The turbo button was linked to a turbo LED or MHz display on the system case, although the indicated MHz was not always accurate.
On my 486 system the display said "486" with turbo on and "66" with turbo off, which does not seem to make any sense.
- ars 8y agoOn mine there were jumpers and you could configure the 8 segment LEDs to show any numbers you wanted.
- classichasclass 8y agoThat's how mine is too. When its original owner added an AMD 5x86, they changed it to show "133" in turbo mode.