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From: aic@pucc-i (Craig Norborg (aka Doc Pierce))
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Questions about Rumors
Message-ID: <1199@pucc-i>
Date: Fri, 15-Nov-85 09:32:00 EST
Article-I.D.: pucc-i.1199
Posted: Fri Nov 15 09:32:00 1985
Date-Received: Sun, 17-Nov-85 07:11:59 EST
Reply-To: aic@pucc-i.UUCP (Craig Norborg (aka Doc Pierce))
Organization: PUCC General Insulting
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Keywords: amiga, memory, updates


  Amiga,

   I have just finished talking to the dealer I bought my Amiga from
and heard some interesting rumors and such from him.  He was talking to
some of your engineers who frequent CompuServe and they were telling
him that if you get the ram that goes over the first 512K boundry, such
as the Tecmar board, that the ram will actually run 2 times faster than
that in the first 512K!  From what I have understood, the machines
first 512K was supposed to hold the fastest ram, which is true?  What
will be the advantages/disadvantages to getting the extra 512K?

    Also, could you confirm/deny the possiblity of substituting the
68000 contained within the machine with a 68010?  Will this hurt or
improve the machines speed, and is it possible?

     Once again, for those of us who have already bought Amiga's, could
you state the company policy for hardware/software updates?

		Thanx in advance,
-- 
					Craig Norborg (aka Doc Pierce)
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