The newer version isnt as good IMHO.chue wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 9:35 pmPerhaps you should try version 4 of Sysinfo. It has *some* 68060 support.terriblefire wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 8:47 pm I have managed to get a sysinfo report from Mark's card....
See the site for more info: http://sysinfo.d0.se/
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Like Steve says the patched Sysinfo is not as good as AIBB, and there is now a patched AIBB Ver67 now does not crash with the 68060, which although not perfect will give better benchmarks for the 68060
I have bundled together a ZIP file with the three versions of AIBB I patched, also included are patched Ver66 and Ver67
I updated the Icon file also so it has the original AIBB icon
I have bundled together a ZIP file with the three versions of AIBB I patched, also included are patched Ver66 and Ver67
I updated the Icon file also so it has the original AIBB icon
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Thanks. Right at the moment I’m just using what I have on my image. The disk corrupts from time to time so I just restore it. Hence updating it is a little more fuss
One thing I will say is that I’m about at the edge for these 10ns Xilinx chips. May try 5ns on the next build
One thing I will say is that I’m about at the edge for these 10ns Xilinx chips. May try 5ns on the next build
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For a testing purposes both AIBB's and SysInfo's main poit is easy to use and looks prety. Chip speed compared to A600 results are totally crap
Best and most accurate would be Sysspeed. http://aminet.net/package/util/moni/sspeed26
Best and most accurate would be Sysspeed. http://aminet.net/package/util/moni/sspeed26
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SysSpeed kinda annoys me.
What I want is a WhichAmiga type report I can run from a CLI... I’m not a gui man
What I want is a WhichAmiga type report I can run from a CLI... I’m not a gui man
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I'm starting to hit CPLD setup time limits... I am considering switching to Lattice ICE40 CPLDs. Certainly wont be able to go past 80Mhz with these 10ns CPLDs and the 6ns versions are stupid expensive.
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Having said that my TF360 now runs happily at 78Mhz...
Stream later
Stream later
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Both my Tf360 and supaduper's TF360s are stable at 78Mhz... 
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Nice! Rev 1 board will be born soon then?
When you have the 256mb onboard there are some 060 demos which require 128mb. I dont think there are any games which need so much memory.
Back in the day I was interested in fractals. There was a landscape programme 'Vista', it would be interesting to see how quick that renders with a 060.
I think that Quake FPS readout must be wrong as I think you mentioned. It read something like 12FPS, but looked much quicker. Really smooth.
When you have the 256mb onboard there are some 060 demos which require 128mb. I dont think there are any games which need so much memory.
Back in the day I was interested in fractals. There was a landscape programme 'Vista', it would be interesting to see how quick that renders with a 060.
I think that Quake FPS readout must be wrong as I think you mentioned. It read something like 12FPS, but looked much quicker. Really smooth.
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Current status of the Tf360...
Installed in 2 x CD32s.
And a CDTV with a TF536...
Fastest Amiga consoles in the world?
Installed in 2 x CD32s.
And a CDTV with a TF536...
Fastest Amiga consoles in the world?
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