Level 3 cache of 486?

Greetings, All! Today I dug out my old 486 computer from under the bed and decided Check to see if he's still breathing? I launched a test that displays: displays all sorts of information and tests system performance. Bye I was testing the hard drive and decided to click the "Turbo" button. Naturally This changed the speed. Then it was decided to test with with the turbo turned on, and then with it turned off and compare. How can I I was surprised when, with the turbo turned off, I got another one cache: level 1 = 4 kb, level 2 = 8 kb, level 3 = 256 kb, whereas in turbo only: level 1 = 8 kb, level 2 = 256 kb. I’m curious - what is this specific button that I have? The index of the processor has practically no effect, although the speed of working with memory and hard drive increases noticeably in turbo mode... [REAL ZX]

Press RESET immediately, Nikolaj Amosov! On Sat, 30 Aug 03 20:50:50 +0400, Nikolaj Amosov wrote: NA> I was surprised when I got another one with the turbo turned off NA> cache: NA> level 1 = 4 kb, NA> level 2 = 8 kb, NA> level 3 = 256 kb, NA> whereas in turbo only: NA> level 1 = 8 kb, NA> level 2 = 256 kb. NA> That’s interesting - what is this specific button I have? It's not clear what your display meter shows, but the i486 microprocessor has a cache of 8kb common for commands and data (separate for Pentium).

Hello Kirill! Sunday August 31, 2003 07:06:50 Kirill Frolov -> Nikolaj Amosov: NA>> level 1 = 4 kb, NA>> level 2 = 8 kb, NA>> level 3 = 256 kb, NA>> whereas in turbo only: NA>> level 1 = 8 kb, NA>> level 2 = 256 kb. NA>> I wonder what kind of button I have NA>> specific? KF> It’s not clear what your meter shows, but KF> microprocessor i486 But I don’t have iNTEl, I have AMD, apparently sophisticated. KF> has a cache of 8kb common for commands and data (y KF> Pentium separately). So this is an internal cache of 8 kB, and there is also an external one on the pack microcircuits [REAL ZX]