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Re: AE accelerator Board



In article <830.7030T1403T22@worldnet.att.net>, 
John (Johnny.5@worldnet.att.net) wrote:
: >John <Johnny.5@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
: >>I have an Applied Engineering accelerator card running at 7 mhz. Do
: >>they make a 15 mhz chip that will work in it's place and where can
: >>I get one?

: >John, Alltech Electronics (http://www.allelec.com/) carries them
: >for about $20.  They are listed as 65C816-14MHz in their catalog.

$29 if you get them from Alltech, $24.95 if you go to WDC.  Only thing
is, WDC requires a check, Alltech accepts credit cards.

WDC is Western Design Center; they have a web page you can find if you
go through yahoo or another search engine.

The chip is only rated at 14 MHz, so if you want it to go faster, install
a fan pointing directly at the chip for cooling purposes.

: >You will also need a half-size oscillator.  Digi-Key
: >(http://www.digikey.com/) has them.  You need an oscillator four
: >times the speed that you want your Transwarp GS to run (for example,
: >if you want 10MHz speed, you will need a 40MHz oscillator, and so on).

: Is this all there is to it? I was told you need an optional cache board and
: cut some lan connections. If all you need is the chip and oscillator I'll buy
: it. Please let me know if this has been done like this before.

Consult the FAQ, I believe this is it.  Also, to really help the speed boost,
you might want to consider boosting the cache.  I know on the Zip, you also
have to replace a 74F00 with a 74HC00 if you want to go faster than about
10 MHz.

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