Soldato
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I think it's the el cheapo third party controllers that had it as an option.
Wrong end of the stick (quite literally

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_button
I think it's the el cheapo third party controllers that had it as an option.
Added your poll. In a bit of a rush so I hope I got all the options in.
I had a fan assisted oven with a turbo grill.
It was my setting of choice for most cooking.
Not strictly a button though.
Added your poll. In a bit of a rush so I hope I got all the options in.
Also my Henry vacuum has a turbo button. I don't know why it exists as it just takes me two buttons to turn it 'on'. Why would anybody say, yes I'd like my vacuum to hoover up less dirt today.
I think turbo was always on, I didn't/don't know if it did anything.
Also my Henry vacuum has a turbo button. I don't know why it exists as it just takes me two buttons to turn it 'on'. Why would anybody say, yes I'd like my vacuum to hoover up less dirt today.
The display showed 99 MHz on my 386. I even briefly kept a straight face when I told some people I had a test sample of a new model of CPU that wasn't on sale yet
The displayed number was determined by jumpers behind it in the case and had no link to actual CPU clock speed. In that particular case it was just for show.