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Cyrix 5530 chip - What is it?
Cyrix 5530 chip - What is it?

New MessageCyrix 5530 chip - What is it? (modified 0 times) DoS4WhO
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OK - I've searched the whole site... what the hell is the on-board Cyrix 5530 chip?...the big shiny one. More to the point - does it require a fan or other cooling? TIA.
~m
Using Napster, Scour, imesh and hacked WSP <- Going in my Civic!
LET'S HACK !!! :}
02-08-2001 18:23:30

New MessageRE:Cyrix 5530 chip - What is it? (modified 0 times) gr8_brit
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The 5530 (actually now made by National who bought out parts of Cyrix) is the 'bridge' between the PCI controller and the ISA bus. It has the interrupt router, the IDE interfaces, the ACPI power contoller, the Audio contoller, the video interfacing bits and (finally) the USB contoller.

In fact quite a lot of a basic PC (bar the memory, CPU and I/O logic)

More info from the National web site. Check out: http://www.national.com/pf/CS/CS5530.html for more info!

It should not need a fan, though it does run warm.

Hope that helps.


gr8_brit
02-09-2001 00:07:19

New MessageRE:Cyrix 5530 chip - What is it? (modified 0 times) DoS4WhO
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Thanks, gr8_brit - It's good to see that after all the work you've done to this thing (ie: the onboard NIC hack - nice work, BTW) that you're still hanging around the board...

Thanks for the info :}

~m

02-09-2001 10:23:59

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