I ordered a couple of those, in 36, 40 and 50 MHz, let's see how far I get ;)
V1 STE booster - anyone with integrated blitter tried it ?
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Re: V1 STE booster - anyone with integrated blitter tried it ?
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Re: V1 STE booster - anyone with integrated blitter tried it ?
The CPU maxes out somewhere around 38-40MHz. Difficult to exactly tell as my scope has trouble locking onto the frequency.IngoQ wrote: 10 Apr 2018 12:40 I ordered a couple of those, in 36, 40 and 50 MHz, let's see how far I get ;)
I have been looking at oscillators and the 5 V ones do seem to be incredibly hard to find. Not only that they are just physically too big to mount them anywhere on the board.
So I have been looking at 3.3 V ones, smaller SMT types which I take up a few millimetres of space. Because only day 3.3 V regulator as well, but these are often tiny anyway. So I should be able to squash both of these on the board without having to make the board physically larger.
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