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Is the "M1" the same as the 6x86?
(back to Frequently Asked Questions) (back to Cyrix/IBM 6x86 FAQs) Is the "M1" the same as the 6x86?
Yes. The 6x86's code name was "M1", and is therefore sometimes (although rarely) called the M1. The 6x86 is now often referred to as the "6x86 classic".
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