ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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frank.lukas
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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... there are Atari type PLCC sockets 8.3mm high and 9.3mm high. You can see the difference but whether it matters that much is the question?
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HigashiJun
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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I guess that 1mm matters, because I *can* close the machine with the keyboard fitted, but it doesn't lay perfectly as it should.
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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I can send you two 8,2mm ones you have a desolder station ...?

... but I can send it only as package for 16,- Euro without Tracking.


Ask BEST, he as golden ones or Exxos.

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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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@HigashiJun: Matthias should be in contact with you soon. (He still needs to recover from his vacation ;) )
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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frank.lukas wrote: 21 May 2023 12:31 I can send you two 8,2mm ones you have a desolder station ...?

... but I can send it only as package for 16,- Euro without Tracking.


Ask BEST, he as golden ones or Exxos.


atari_plcc_8mm.jpg
Thank you very much Frank.

I have already ordered one from exxos and will check it as soon as it reaches me.

If the socket is still too high, I will buy yours.
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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czietz wrote: 21 May 2023 12:41 @HigashiJun: Matthias should be in contact with you soon. (He still needs to recover from his vacation ;) )
Thank you czietz.

I always have to recover from my vacation too, so I perfectly understand.

:D
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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Some Gembench results with 68020@24 Mhz:

① Cache off, no NVDI:

1.JPG

② Cache on, no NVDI:

2.JPG

③ Cache on, NVDI on:

3.JPG

:D
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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Socket removed.

Socket.JPG

Now waiting for exxos' one to arrive and perform the transplant.

:D
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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HigashiJun wrote: 25 May 2023 11:11 Socket removed.
Very neat job :thumbup:
Now waiting for exxos' one to arrive and perform the transplant.
Socket transplant, why does this sound like some sort of TV series :lol:
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Re: ATARI STE TwiSTEr

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@exxos Thank you !

By the way, the ThunderStorm team is seriously working on the socket issue.

Hope they will have a workaround soon.

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