2.0 Product Description (Model 95 XP 486)
The IBM (*) Personal System/2 (*) Model 95 XP 486 computers use the IBM
Micro Channel (*) architecture.
Model 95 are:
Security
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Cover lock
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Power-on password
System board
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Processor board (with a connector for a cache option) (with
extended math capability)
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80486 25-MHz
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80486 33-MHz
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80486 50-MHz
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80486DX2 33/66 33-MHz (runs internally at 66-MHz)
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Processor board (without a connector for a cache option)
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80486SX 20-MHz (without extended math capability)
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80487SX 20-MHz (with extended math capability)
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80486SX 25-MHz (without extended math capability) (with a
second socket for an option processor)
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80486DX2 25/50 25-MHz (with extended math capability) (runs
internally at 50-MHz)
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80486 50-MHz (with extended math capability and cache)
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64 byte complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) random
access memory (RAM) with real-time clock and 8KB (KB equals
approximately 1000 bytes) CMOS RAM extension.
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Shipped with a minimum of 4MB (MB equals approximately 1 000 000
bytes) of random access memory (RAM).
capacity.)
Minimum required memory is 2MB.
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Video
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Extended graphics array (XGA (*)) with 512KB expandable to 1MB
(occupies one of the eight expansion slots)
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Video graphics array (VGA) compatible
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Eight 32-bit expansion slots
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Six 32-bit expansion slots with matched-memory extension
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One 32-bit expansion slot with auxiliary-video extension
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One 32-bit expansion slot with base-video extension
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Serial-port connector
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Parallel-port connector
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Diskette-drive controller
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Battery (to keep CMOS RAM active when power is off)
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Keyboard connector
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Pointing-device connector
Initial Machine Load (IML) support
Power supply
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Switchable to the 100-125 V ac or the 200-240 V ac range
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50 or 60 Hz
Speaker
Information panel
Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) adapter with internal and
external connectors (occupies one of the eight expansion slots)
101/102/122-key keyboard
SCSI fixed disk drive (hard disk drive)
Diskette drive.
(*) Trademark of the International Business Machines
Corporation.
Subtopics
2.1 Security
2.2 Override Jumper
2.3 System Features
2.4 System Memory
2.5 Resolving Memory-Address Conflicts
2.6 Selectable Drive-Startup Sequence
IBM PS/2 Model 90 XP 486 and 95 XP 486 HMR
Product Description (Model 95 XP 486)
The features of the various types of the
(64MB total system memory
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