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From: stc7@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu (Steven T Chiang)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: TWGS & 32k cache
Keywords: transwarp gs
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Date: 15 Apr 91 20:46:21 GMT
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	Hmmm, I just got off the phone with an Applied Engineering
representative, and he told me that they had just finished a 32k cache
for the Transwarp GS.

	Basically, it's a new daughter board (the second layer board
on the TWGS), it'll cost $109 (pricey, imho), and it started shipping
friday.

	He made it sound like it could be a do it yourself kit,
because he mentioned popping out the old board, putting in the new
one, and cutting a couple of tracers on the back of the card.  The
only problem with that, is you lose your warranty (my guess).

	He also said it made a bigger difference than running at 10
mhz (which his current card runs at), and he said it made a big
difference, especially for graphics...

just to let you know.

later


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