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You might think that the elimination of the 8-bit bus cycle-eater would
mean that the prefetch queue cycle-eater would also vanish, since on the
8088 the prefetch queue cycle-eater is a side effect of the 8-bit bus.
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bus?), since every bus access on an AT takes 50 percent longer than it
should. A 286 running at 10 MHz *should* be able to access memory at a
maximum rate of 1 word every 200 ns; in a 10 MHz AT, however, that rate
is reduced to 1 word every 300 ns by the one-wait-state memory.
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Graphics Programming Black Book © 2001 Michael Abrash
is reduced to 1 word every 300 ns by the one-wait-state memory.