Re: How can I tell what I've got in a TransWarp GS?

["Scott V. McGuire" <fake@f.a.k.e.net>]

In article <3f1e7438_1@news.iprimus.com.au>, Mark Cummings wrote:
... elision ...
> Some people just upgrade the cache chips first (can often be found on old
> 386/486s as cache chips) and add the faster CPU and XTAL. you could try that
> firsts as a first step.
> 
> Mark
> 
> 

I was thinking of the cache upgrade as the last thing to try because I
thought the cutting and soldering were the most likely to destroy the card.
Also I read somewhere that 35ns was good enough for up to 12.5 MHz so I
thought I'd just try the cpu/oscillator upgrade.  Any of that sound wrong?

Cheers,
-Scott