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Re: 65816 in a IIe? (or, buddy, can you spare a 65802?)

Subject: Re: 65816 in a IIe? (or, buddy, can you spare a 65802?)
From: bobryan9@my-deja.com
Date: 2000/05/28
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: Deja.com - Before you buy.
References: <392C22E6.CE9AD914@mcw.edu> <392C3B2A.684EEF7@inetnebr.com> <392C4B2F.18A8F97A@intergate.bc.ca> <3930912E.FC33D21E@dcnet2000.com>

In article <3930912E.FC33D21E@dcnet2000.com>,
  Phoenyx <quazar@dcnet2000.com> wrote:
> This is rather interesting. I have a IIe equipped with a
> transwarp card in which I have placed a 65816 cpu. It works
> great, especially with Hyper C and the 16 bit interpreter.
>
> --

That is cool!

I read a few messages concerning the speeding up of a Transwarp IIe by
changing the CPU and a few other chips.  Are there any FAQ's on how to
do it?

Bob

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