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== Planar == The Model 80 planar carries: * '''CPU''': 80386DX, PGA-132, socketed. 16, 20 or 25 MHz depending on submodel. * '''Optional 80387DX coprocessor''' in a socket adjacent to the 80386DX. * '''Memory''': 4 ร 72-pin SIMM sockets accepting 1, 2 or 4 MB modules. Maximum 16 MB (4 ร 4 MB) on planar. Up to 64 MB system memory with MCA Memory Adapter cards. PS/2 72-pin SIMMs are '''proprietary''' to IBM PS/2. * '''RTC''': Dallas DS1287 / DS12887 (24-pin DIP marked "DALLAS") with integrated lithium cell. * '''Onboard VGA''': IBM VGA implementation with 256 KB of dedicated VRAM. Same VGA implementation as the Model 70. * '''MCA bus controller''': 32-bit MCA implementation providing one 8-bit and seven 32-bit slots. * '''Floppy controller''' integrated on the planar. * '''Surface-mount aluminium electrolytic capacitors''' for IC bypassing throughout the planar โ the same SMD electrolytics that leak on the Model 70.
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