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Re: ZIp GS 14 MHZ
- Subject: Re: ZIp GS 14 MHZ
- From: mccoy@hopi.dtcc.edu (Dan McCoy)
- Date: 3 Oct 1994 11:02:53 -0400
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Delaware Technical & Community College
- References: <366ord$rd8@hopi.dtcc.edu> <36m5kc$o6p@gap.cco.caltech.edu>
Todd P. Whitesel (toddpw@pride.ugcs.caltech.edu) wrote:
: mccoy@hopi.dtcc.edu (Dan McCoy) writes:
: >I called Zip Technologies the other day and they said the upgrading the
: >older Zip card to 14 Mhz will be detrimental to the specialized ASIC chip
: >on the card. The don't recommend puching that particular ASIC beyond 10
: >MHZ. They said the newer 10/64 cards could be pushed to 14 and beyond.
: >They said that they used to make a 14 Mhz card with the older ASIC chips
: >and they were burning out. So I am only going to upgrade mine to 10.5 Mhz!
: Interesting. How do we tell which ASIC we have?
If you have a 10/64 then you DO have the new ASIC, if not I wouldn't try
it unless you are rolling in cash. BTW, anyonw know where someone got
the idea for 20 ns RAMS? I did some formula plugging and got only 70ns!
Someone care to explain the formula and how they got 20ns? I am running
10.5 MHZ. What speed do I need. My calculations tell me 100ns!
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