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From: amc4919@cec1.wustl.edu (Adam Michael Costello)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: A3000, 68040
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Date: 3 May 90 04:32:18 GMT
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If you use that socket in the 3000 to upgrade to a 68040, is it still bound to
run at 25MHz (or 16MHz, as the case may be)?  In any case, if you upgrade to
the 68040, does it matter whether the 3000 was 16 or 25?  Can the upgrade be
done now, or are there things we have to wait for?  The 68040 is a 64-bit
processor (internally, 32 bit data bus though), right?  What else does the
'40 have over the '30?
Again, does anyone know the limits of the capabilities of the 1950?
Thanks much!
AMC