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Re: Confessions of a CSPPC Owner
« on: September 18, 2012, 07:02:52 PM »
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Maybe it was just the 060 that made your Amiga feel fast?

They could just as well put a P2 CPU on the board, think about the posibilities of that.


Boot the machine, launch a JIT emulation of a 68k processor and hand everything the Amiga has to do over to that, watch it flyyyyyyyyy :)
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Re: Confessions of a CSPPC Owner
« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2012, 08:46:03 PM »
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If you want rtg graphics workbench and more power then any Amiga has seen, run UAE on a 2GHz+ x86 system. Only trouble is, I don't have any software that can use that power.
I should have kept some of my productivity programs (from AGA era) it would have been nice to see them running with 3Ghz of power. If I could be bothered I might download some mp3/video programs from aminet and try them on WinUAE.


A few years ago I played GLQuake through beginning to end on WinUAE on a single-core Athlon system, in 1024x768 (uaegfx under P96).  I don't think it ever dipped below 30fps (I kept a counter up). :)  It was sweet!

My someday experiment will be to run PCTask or PC-x under WinUAE on this new system and see how that works.
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