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From: mkao@pnet01.cts.COM (Mike Kao)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Advice on accel. cards
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Date: Sun, 9-Aug-87 19:47:10 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  9 19:47:10 1987
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I've had experience with the AE Transwarp. As with all other AE products, this
is a high-quality product (and I am NOT in any way affiliated with AE). IT
behaves just as advertised. It works fine in slot 3, even when you have
something in the auxiliary slot as well. Basically, it's transparent to
everything that won't specifically address it. In addition to speeding up your
Apple (except for drive access), you can also program your own version of
Apple's ROM ($D000-$FFFF) into Transwarp's RAM and substitute it for the
normal ROM. You can also select the default speed of the card. In all, it
really speeds up applications a LOT -- the only time you wouldn't like this is
when playing arcade games with sensitive controls (it's WAY too fast!).

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                                                                  -- Mike Kao

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