Dual 621

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Dual 621 refers to a computer processor (CPU) that was released by the Taiwanese chip manufacturer VIA Technologies in 1995. The Dual 621 was a dual-processor chipset that allowed the use of two VIA C3 (M XII) processors simultaneously on a single motherboard. Each processor had a clock speed of 66 MHz, resulting in a total system clock speed of 132 MHz. This unique design was popular in server and workstation applications, as it offered high processing power and scalability for demanding workloads. The Dual 621 also featured 32 KB of SSRAM Level 1 cache per processor, and 1 MB of SDRAM Level 2 cache shared by both processors.