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From: hitch@buhub.bradley.edu (Douglas Hanna)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Speed Upgrade
Summary: Help with speed upgrade
Message-ID: <1991Feb3.222342.29920@bradley.bradley.edu>
Date: 3 Feb 91 22:23:42 GMT
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Hello, I was wondering if someone out there in net land could give me
a hand.  I'v got a stock Amiga 2000HD and I'm looking at upgrading the
processor in it.  I dont have the ca$h flow to purchase a GVP or
anything like that.  What I was wondering: is it possible to buy a
faster 68K processor (around 16MHz or so) and replacing the stock
(~7MHz) processor to get a little extra speed.  Is there a problem
with this?  I'm not expecting this to "be so fast it will strip the
paint off the walls" just a little more HP thats all.  Is there any
problem with timeing crystals, chips, etc.  Thanks In Advance (TIA)

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