darksun9210
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Hi all,
I stumbled over this thing today and was wondering if there is such an adapter compatible with a cyberstorm Mk3?
http://warpclassic68k.blogspot.com/
basically from what I understand, its some form of socket and voltage adapter, to allow an 060 to sit in an 040 socket.
however. because the 040 takes a double pumped bus clock is my understanding, you need to have an 80Mhz crystal clock for a 40Mhz CPU clock.
this adapter regulates the voltage to 3.3v for an 060, but passes through the 105Mhz crystal clock to the CPU, but, as the board is running in "040" mode, only passes a 52Mhz clock back to the board.
staying within the overclock limits of the Cyberstorm Mark2 - as demonstrated, but allowing super speed on the 060.
where the, who the, what the... wow! I need that in my life!
awesome work to all involved, now, please good sirs and madams, how do I get me some of that?
I stumbled over this thing today and was wondering if there is such an adapter compatible with a cyberstorm Mk3?
http://warpclassic68k.blogspot.com/
basically from what I understand, its some form of socket and voltage adapter, to allow an 060 to sit in an 040 socket.
however. because the 040 takes a double pumped bus clock is my understanding, you need to have an 80Mhz crystal clock for a 40Mhz CPU clock.
this adapter regulates the voltage to 3.3v for an 060, but passes through the 105Mhz crystal clock to the CPU, but, as the board is running in "040" mode, only passes a 52Mhz clock back to the board.
staying within the overclock limits of the Cyberstorm Mark2 - as demonstrated, but allowing super speed on the 060.
where the, who the, what the... wow! I need that in my life!
awesome work to all involved, now, please good sirs and madams, how do I get me some of that?