NeXT DSP memory

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2 total messages Started by Patrick Hester Mon, 23 Nov 1992 17:29

#4029

Author: Patrick Hester
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 17:29

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Does anyone know about adding DSP memory to a (non-turbo) 68040 cube?
I've checked the FAQ but no mention of DSP memory.
I'd like to pump up the DSP so I can have lots of synthesis going on at
the same time.
So if anyone knows how much memory can be added, what kind, where to
get it, prices or any other clues, please let me know. Also if you
happen to have an idea how extra memory will change the limits...

Thanks

Patrick Hester  ph@pencom.com  (212) 513-7777  NeXT Mail OK  =8(\/\)

Re: NeXT DSP memory

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Author: Daniel Shelton
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 22:55

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In article <1992Nov23.172959.3855@pencom.com> ph@pencom.com (Patrick  
Hester) writes:
> Does anyone know about adding DSP memory to a (non-turbo) 68040 cube?
> I've checked the FAQ but no mention of DSP memory.
> I'd like to pump up the DSP so I can have lots of synthesis going on at
> the same time.
> So if anyone knows how much memory can be added, what kind, where to
> get it, prices or any other clues, please let me know. Also if you
> happen to have an idea how extra memory will change the limits...
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Patrick Hester  ph@pencom.com  (212) 513-7777  NeXT Mail OK  =8(\/\)

You can add another 32K of memory, they will say 96K, but the DSP memory is 24 bits wide so it is only 32K, to the DSP via a SIMM module from NeXT for $195.  Call them at 1-800-848-NeXT for details. Part #N7013.

Dan (dan@ennex1.eng.utsa.edu)r clues, please let me know. Also if you
> happen to have an idea how extra memory will change the limits..

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