Re: LF: Eureka!!!! I found the CPU!!!!!!!!
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Are you sure it is a MC68EC020? Have you tried to execute 68020 op codes on
it? The 68020 has a slighlty extended instruction set and should be able to
execute those instructions while the 68000 can't. I'd advise you check
before you do anything.
Bill Stysiack
wjs12@cornell.edu
Look at the first number, see "FG16"?
>There is a Motorola chip called the MC68EC020 that is in the 68000 family.
>It has a 100pin FG configuration, and runs at 16 mhz. Get it? That means
>that the TI-92 can be overclocked to 16mHz without chip replacement, for a
>60% speed increase (unless of course the clock is onboard and it is already
>running at 16mHz, instead of the advertised 10mHz). I can't seem to find a
>clock on the board. There also exists a 25mHz version of the exact same
>chip. I'm looking into how to overclock. Is it possible that there is a
>turbo mode on the chip. ie normally it runs at 10mHz, but by sending a
>value to some address it jumps to 16mHz? Either that or there is a RC
>circuit or crystal on the motherboard that I don't recognize. Exciting,
>huh? Any one up for a 25 mHz ti-92? Rock on!
>I'll keep ya updated.
>Erik Buehler
>Email me at: erikb@ksu.ksu.edu
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