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From: slb@mvaxcs1.cse.nau.edu (Stacey Brewer)
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Subject: GVP accelerator/memory question...
Keywords: GVP Memory
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Here is the question...

	I have an Amiga 2000 with 1.3 in rom, 1 meg ram, no fat agnus.
In other words... All standard amiga. 
	I would like to install a GVP accelerator in my 2000, but
have some questions.

	The GVP A3033 comes with 4mb of 32bit ram. How would 
the 2000 choose between the 1 meg standard SLOW memory and the
4 mb 32bit ram. Would I need to remove the 1 mb of standard ram?
Or will it be ignored, or will it keep the whole system from 
going at the 33 Mhz of the GVP card?

	If anyone has had any experience with the GVP cards please
let me know. I am tired of going 7+- Mhz. Tired of taking 24 hours
to render one frame. etc...

thanks in advance...
	
	Stacey Brewer
											
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