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Intel's 80386 processor, alternatively known as the i386 or 386. Use only for questions specifically about the processor; DO NO USE to mean ‘386-class machine’.
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How much RAM could one put in a typical 80386 setup?
I read on Wikipedia that 80386 could theoretically handle 4GiB of RAM. Knowing how long ago that was, I find it impossible to believe that anyone could actually connect as much to the CPU. … So, given the constraints from motherboards and actual RAM chips existing at that time, how much RAM could one put together with an 80386? …
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