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Re: Z100 speed upgrades

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From: Gern
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 1989 21:52
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Scott,

The 8/10MHz speed increases only affect the 8088/8087 CPU side.  The 8085
always will remain 5MHz (the fastest Intel sells, I think).   Because the
8085 calls routines to the 8088 for screen I/O, some speed increase in CP/M-85
would show.   No matter what speed the 8088 is at, you will still be able
to run CP/M-85 normally.   If I had to use CP/M, I would use CP/M-86 which
will run CP/M-85 programs (swithes to the 8085) as well as CP/M-86 programs.

Cheers,
Gern
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