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Offline KimmoK

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Re: 68000 vs 68020 = 1 : 1 ?
« on: August 16, 2004, 02:30:32 PM »
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Apache2k wrote:
My system has 8mb memory. I cant put more?


Is the RAM on the CPU card or on a separate Zorro2 card?
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Re: 68000 vs 68020 = 1 : 1 ?
« Reply #1 on: August 16, 2004, 02:31:46 PM »
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Chunder wrote:
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pjhutch wrote:
To get more speed:

1. Add more fast memory. Adding fast ram will always give better speed.


Erm, no - once you've got *some* FastRAM, adding more won't speed up the system, assuming that programs don't start to use ChipRAM for stuff that isn't related to the custom chipset functions, of course.


True. Unless the initial fast RAM is on the A2000B motherboard or on a zorro2 card.
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