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This might help:



To   G-REX@yahoogroups.com
From   Zacc
Date   Sat, 27 Jul 2002 22:10:39 +0200
Subject   [G-REX] 350Mhz BPPC by zacci 8))
Real name   Zacc

Hi all !

A few days ago, I replace the original 240 MHz 603e PPC processor with a 300
Mhz one.
And it's working fine on 330 Mhz frequency. ( but works at 350 MHz maximum
frequency)

Speed results:

603e

240Mhz(old) 300Mhz(new) 330Mhz(overclk.) 350Mhz(overclk.) 366Mhz(unstable)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
295Mips     368Mips     406Mips          430Mips          450Mips  
182MFLoops  227MFLoops  251MFLoops       266MFLoops       278MFLoops



Can anybody help me in increasing the PPC RAM access speed ? 8)

Unfortunately I didn't use more than 60Mhz bus clock frequency with the
G-Rex board. Before G-Rex, my PPC+Bvision worked fluently at 66.6667 Mhz
bus clock frequency.


Regards

--Zacci--
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