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[**nerd73**](https://github.com/nerd73) also added emulation of IBM's [386SLC, 486SLC and 486BL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_386SLC), available on PS/2 machines; as well as SL-Enhanced models of Intel and AMD 486 CPUs, available where supported. The 486SLC and 486BL were notable for having a 386-class core derived from the 386SLC, with the 486 instruction set and a small L1 cache added on top. The SL-Enhanced 486 models support the [System Management Mode](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_Management_Mode) feature, designed for "Green PC" and laptop power management applications, which resulted in litigation between Intel and AMD over its implementation and eventually became a standard feature on x86 CPUs.
[**richardg867**](https://github.com/richardg867) implemented the **STPC series** of System-on-Chip devices marketed by STMicroelectronics for embedded applications between the late 1990s and early 2000s. These chips featured a Cyrix Cx486DX CPU core running at up to 133 MHz, integrated PCI chipset, and optional integrated VGA (not emulated yet). The STPC Client, Consumer-II, Elite and Atlas are emulated, with at least one machine representing each. In keeping with the embedded theme, they have also implemented the **ALi M6117** SoC, which had a long run from Acer Labs to Nvidia (yes, that Nvidia) and DM&P; this chip has a 33 or 40 MHz 386SX CPU core and an integrated ALi M1217 chipset providing most peripherals, allowing for [tiny 386SX systems](https://images.google.com/images?q=Kontron+DIMM-PC%2F386-I "Disclaimer: this board did not make it to v3.0 due to technical issues and a missing BIOS").
[**richardg867**](https://github.com/richardg867) implemented the **STPC family** of System-on-Chip devices marketed by STMicroelectronics for embedded applications between the late 1990s and early 2000s. These chips featured a Cyrix Cx486DX CPU core running at up to 133 MHz, integrated PCI chipset, and optional integrated VGA (not emulated yet). The STPC Client, Consumer-II, Elite and Atlas are emulated, with at least one machine representing each. In keeping with the embedded theme, they have also implemented the **ALi M6117** SoC, which had a long run from Acer Labs to Nvidia (yes, that Nvidia) and DM&P; this chip has a 33 or 40 MHz 386SX CPU core and an integrated ALi M1217 chipset providing most peripherals, allowing for [tiny 386SX systems](https://images.google.com/images?q=Kontron+DIMM-PC%2F386-I "Disclaimer: this board did not make it to v3.0 due to technical issues and a missing BIOS").
{% include imageheading.html url="/assets/images/v3.0/chipsets.png" heading="Chipsets" %}

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* Fixed **NCR PC4i** memory amount selection glitches
* Fixed boot issues with PCI cards on the **PC Chips M579** and **M729**
* Fixed **Microsoft Virtual PC 2007** crashing the emulator on startup
* Fixed **Compaq Portable series** gas plasma display glitches
* Fixed **Compaq Portable family** gas plasma display glitches
* Fixed non-functional minimum memory amounts on the **Soyo 4SAW2** and **Zida Tomato 4DP**
* Fixed inaccurate BIOS CPU frequency read-outs on several **Intel motherboards**
* Fixed incorrect Planar ID on the **IBM PS/2 Model 60** (again)