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From: sysop@pro-generic.cts.com (Matthew Montano)
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Subject: Fact for tat..
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Date: 16 Feb 90 05:35:02 GMT
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I don't know what the following really means. But to those that have been on
the net for the past month it will make a bit of sense, make the picture look
a little clearer, and provide some fact to back up the rumors.

A brand new ROM3 //gs was recieved by a friend of mine who runs a small
dealership in Oakville, ON. When he recieved it, he opened it up to install
the TWGS, Sonic Blaster and SCSI card.. and he noticed something, well..
weird.

There is now a 28.63630Mhz crystal on the motherboard. I have a 28mhz crystal
on my TransWarp GS at home...

The ROM's are 28 pin ROM's.. yet they are in larger 32 pin sockets! It looks
rather weird if you ask me.

Make from it what you want...

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I also had a look and listened to a Conner SCSI mechanism in action. Is it
really quiet.. and very very fast.. Impressed is an understatement.

Maybe I am still weird.


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