| From: | Alan Buxey |
| Date: | 1 Mar 2001 at 12:29:52 |
| Subject: | Re: Non-Accelerator memory upgrade solutions |
hi,
> around 49.5Mhz, and it certainly feels faster. The biggest gripe I have is
> that externally it is still 25Mhz, so when you start doing things which are
> not specifically calculation intensive, you get a bit of a feel of 'soggy
> lag', which is the best way I can describe it. You know, like how a Mac gets
> when its busy. >;)
i'm still keen on the clock-doubled 060's ;-)
> CGX3 really made me happy I bought CGX4, CGX4 actually works with the card,
> given USEROXXLER=NO >;). Chip stick at 2M now, although with only trivial
whats the USEROXXLER option for (me not having your card or the manual to
hand)
> > there is the DKB3128 which is like rocking horse poo
>
> 'Rocking horse poo'?
..as rare as
> > build the Zorro-III RAM board that is in the V1.2 software
> > development kit (Dave Haynie designed it, called Big RAM or something)
>
> Hmmm, sounds interesting. May be a nice sideline, but definitely not what
> I'd consider doing over a couple hours =)
..hmm, now..convert that ZIII card to run with standard SDRAM instead of
SIMMs and you'd clean up in the A3/4k memory-card market! whoa, 128Mb
upgrade for just 40 ukp
alan
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