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Re: 14Mhz 65C816 Chips...
- Subject: Re: 14Mhz 65C816 Chips...
- From: zelix@winternet.com (Zelix)
- Date: 1996/05/09
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: StarNet Communications, Inc
- References: <area51-0805961715520001@pool054.max6.los-angeles.ca.dynip.alter.net>
Adam Rumack (area51@earthlink.net) wrote:
: I heard of a 14Mhz 65C816 chip and I have a couple of questions about it:
:
: Don't you have to desolder the old chip, and solder in the new chip?
No, they're easy to swap on the Zip and Transwarp.
: If not, is the intallation hard? I heard there's no documentation that
: comes with the chip... so where could I get installation instructions?
Note that you cannot simply use the new faster 65C816 by itself, but must
use it on a Zip Chip or Transwarp. After swapping the CPU, you will need
to get a crystal that is rated at 4x the speed you want. At this speed,
you will almost certainly need to upgrade your static RAMs (SRAMS) to a
fast (approx. 15-20 nanoseconds) and good quality chip, such as Toshiba
or Fujitsu. Stay away from NCS (if memory serves correctly).