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Re: 20MHz 65C816 (IIGS CPU) in production: used in C= accelerator




In Article <19961215075801.CAA23102@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
<rubywand@aol.com> wrote:


>     It has already been observed that, as a 20MHz accelerator running
>current GS wares, New GS would not greatly improve speed over accelerators
>now available. Still, there will be some improvement. Getting to run
>current wares on a 20MHz accelerator is a decent up-front benefit.


We could gain some SERIOUS speed improvements! The buses are now running at 1
Mhz. Make these, e.g. 10 or 20 Mhz, and see what it can do.

Example: my roommate has a 486 DX 120 Mhz computer. He bought a new mamaboard,
and kept his CPU. The new motherboard had faster buses, and ISA/VESA/PCI
(whatever they are called) buses, and he had MAJOR speed improvements. Games
like Quake and Duke Nuke 'm had much better framerates (just an example). He
also had more mb's per second transfer speed on his (same) hard disk.

               -= Doede =-

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