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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Cosmos Amiga on February 08, 2010, 03:35:36 AM
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Hi !
Looking for a CyberStormPPC with a non-working PowerPC
I have this 604e for sale 50 euros with install. Of course, you pay only if this new CPU works
Anyone tried to put a PPC into an MK III ? Possible ?
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Is that chip new pre-balled? Or is it one that has been removed? What does it look like on the underside?
There is quite a bit of work to make a MKIII into a PPC as non of the electrical components for power to the PPC are in place. Should be possible though.
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i think he means a non working PPC processor only,but has i said in another thread what iv found is that most faults on the Blizzard PPC card is not on the CPU. i only found one card with a faulty CPU and another with a crack joint,but most faults is somewhere else on the card.
i found most CPU turn out to be ok.
this may also applie to the Cyberstorm PPC cards,but due to the work iv done on the Blizzard PPC cards i don`t think it will take me long to master this card as i already know what to look for.
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afaik the faster 604e/333 or 350Mhz uses different voltage.
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@Alexh: in the your 2000 or 2001 i wanted to upgrade my CSMKIII to an CSPPC by DCE.
Thomas Dellert told me, it´s not possible to upgrade an CSMKIII to an CSPPC.
There was selected PCB´s.
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My 604e is G333, so according to the datasheet :
Vdd = 2.0v - 2.1v
OVdd = 3.2v - 3.65v
604e from Motorola :
Vdd = 2.5v
OVdd = 3.3v
Will works ?
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@Alexh: in the your 2000 or 2001 i wanted to upgrade my CSMKIII to an CSPPC by DCE.
Thomas Dellert told me, it´s not possible to upgrade an CSMKIII to an CSPPC.
There was selected PCB´s.
their also said it`s not possible to upgrade a Blizzard card to SCSI how iv proved them wrong.
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My 604e is G333, so according to the datasheet :
Vdd = 2.0v - 2.1v
OVdd = 3.2v - 3.65v
604e from Motorola :
Vdd = 2.5v
OVdd = 3.3v
Will works ?
nope, without modification to the CSPPC SMPS regulator IC (is a Linear LTC1430CS) that drives the PPC core.
http://datasheet.octopart.com/LTC1430IS%23PBF-Linear-Technology-datasheet-8211946.pdf
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Ok, but 2.5v is only 19% more than 2.1v, so...
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Ok, but 2.5v is only 19% more than 2.1v, so...
Please try and once tried please share with us the result :)
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Ok, but 2.5v is only 19% more than 2.1v, so...
we are speaking about a CPU core voltage here!
Anyway if you are brave enough, that power management IC have a variable output.
Good luck!
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Vdd = Core voltage