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	The '''VAXstation 4000 Model 96''' was [[Digital Equipment Corporation\|DEC]]'s most powerful [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]] [[workstation]]. It shared its enclosure with the [[VAXstation 4000 Model 60]]; it likewise used a [[motherboard]] with [[Single Inline Memory Module\|SIMM memory modules]]. Several different [[graphics]] options were available:		The '''VAXstation 4000 Model 96''' was [[Digital Equipment Corporation\|DEC]]'s most powerful [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]] [[workstation]]. It shared its enclosure with the [[VAXstation 4000 Model 60]]; it likewise used a [[motherboard]] with [[Single Inline Memory Module\|SIMM memory modules]]. Several different [[graphics]] options were available:

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	The '''VAXstation 4000 Model 96''' was [[DEC]]'s most powerful [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]] [[workstation]]. It shared its enclosure with the [[VAXstation 4000 Model 60]]~~. It~~ used a [[motherboard]] with [[Single Inline Memory Module\|SIMM memory modules]]~~; several~~ different [[graphics]] options were available:		The '''VAXstation 4000 Model 96''' was [[Digital Equipment Corporation\|DEC]]'s most powerful [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]] [[workstation]]. It shared its enclosure with the [[VAXstation 4000 Model 60]]; it likewise used a [[motherboard]] with [[Single Inline Memory Module\|SIMM memory modules]]. Several different [[graphics]] options were available:

	* LCSPX (accelerated 2D)		* LCSPX (accelerated 2D)

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+The '''VAXstation 4000 Model 96''' was [[DEC]]'s most powerful [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]] [[workstation]]. It shared its enclosure with the [[VAXstation 4000 Model 60]]. It used a [[motherboard]] with [[Single Inline Memory Module|SIMM memory modules]]; several different [[graphics]] options were available:
- <div id="ref_1">[1] Customer Update. Volume 6 Issue 4A. 11th April 1995. </div>
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== VAXstation 4000 Model 96 systems ==

{{InfoboxVAX-Data
| name = VAXstation 4000 Model 96
| Announcement = 11 April 1995
| Desc-name = VAXstation 4000 Model 96
| OS-support-VMS = VMS V5.5-2H4
| Num-proc = 1
| CPU-chip = NVAX [[#ref_1|[1]]]
| CPU-cycle = 10ns [[#ref_1|[1]]]
| Compatibility-mode = No
| Console-processor = CPU
| Console-device = None
}}

== References ==

<div id="ref_1">[1] Customer Update. Volume 6 Issue 4A. 11th April 1995. </div>