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From: c9e-ae@volga.Berkeley.EDU (Abel Chow)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Comments on 14MHz hack for Amiga 500?
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Date: 19 May 91 06:02:06 GMT
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Before I commit myself to modifying my Amiga 500, does anyone have any
comments on the feasibility, difficulty, and reliability of the hardware
modification described in "14MHz.lzh" in the hardware subdirectory on ab20?
It's just replacing the 68000 with a 16MHz version and clocking it with a
14MHz clock.  It seems quite simple.  I would appreciate any input.  Thanks.

(Sorry for reposting this question.  I messed up my email address in my last
message.)

Abel Chow
c9e-ae@volga.berkeley.edu