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Subject: Re: Jittery A3000 Video
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Date: 7 Apr 91 02:28:56 GMT
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HOOD%CBMVAX.COMMODORE.COM writes on 02.04.91 at 22:33 about 
`Re: Jittery A3000 Video`:
 
 >I have been told that it is a fault Agnus chip, and this seems likely, as it
 >only happens when there is actually something being displayed on the screen
 >(like text output). It goes away after a few minutes (presumably when Agnus
 >heats up) so I assume it is a heat fault.

No, it isn't !  I'm using an A2000 including Big(brother)Agnus (8372A).
I updated this vhip a few month ago and I had this problem with my old
and now with my new chip too.
My problem is also a litte bit more extremly: my Amiga not only makes some
jokes with the display he gurus !!

So I'll say this must be another problem, for exaple the oscillator !
Perhaps Como uses some cheap ones. And perhaps some of them didn't be
so tolorant as others in this cold state ?!

Or what do you mean about this, Dave ? 


So long

   FastDial

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