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Article #13324Re: 2620/2630 Speed
From: Dave Haynie
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1990 17:18
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1990 17:18
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in article <89122504041659@masnet.uucp>, terry.smallwood@canremote.uucp (TERRY SMALLWOOD) says:
> ...does that mean that there could conceivably be a way to utilize
> a 25 or 33 Mhz '020 on a 2620 ??
Unfortunately no. The A2620 is a synchronous accelerator; everything's
based on a multiple of the Amiga system clocks, so you're fixed at
14.3 MHz. The A2630, on the other hand, has CPU and memory based on
a private clock that has nothing to do with the Amiga system clocks.
While the shipped system is tuned for operation at 25MHz, there's no
designed-in requirement for 25MHz.
> Terry Smallwood
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