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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: slaapliedje on March 06, 2014, 06:04:47 PM
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Okay, so I'm curious about doing this. From what I have read up on overclocking Amiga accelerators, you basically just need a crystal and a few other things.
I've seen plans for overclocking the newer Cyberstorm accelerators, but not the MK1. Anyone have any idea how I'd go about doing this? Should I do this? I currently have a 50Mhz processor. Can't recall what the particular model number is at the moment, but I know I looked it up at one point, and it seemed it could have been a good candidate for it.
Also, how likely is it to fry the board if I try this? Definitely don't want to do that!
slaapliedje
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Cyberstorm MKI 060 runs at maximum between 55-60MHZ, not more. Its a "problem" with the cyberstorm itself and not of the 68060.
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Cyberstorm MKI 060 runs at maximum between 55-60MHZ, not more. Its a "problem" with the cyberstorm itself and not of the 68060.
Ah, but that's still a semi-decent upgrade. Though I'll say right now, it's running pretty fast with ClassicWB on it. But it never hurts to go faster.
slaapliedje
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Yes, it can hurt a lot (in your wallet) to go faster.
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Ha ha, it's already done that! I just kind of think 66mhz would be a nice sweet spot.
slaapliedje
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Stachu100 (Stan) usually can clock a 68060 to 60MHz on a CS but why don't you ask him. I recall reading that 66 is unstable.