View Full Version : Modded cs-ppc , socketed oscillators on small "pcb"
keropi
21 February 2007, 18:49
I have sent my 200mhz csppc to JJB to upgrade the 060 with the newer mask one, and make a little mod to allow easy oscillator changes... I had the idea to put the oscs on the back side, and JJB made a small "pcb" that allows them to be socketed! I will test now the 64mhz 060...
sorry for the crap pic, I only have here a Nokia6680 , but you can get the idea.... :D
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p55/restqp/kcsppc_mod.jpg
keropi
21 February 2007, 19:02
I got a nice speed jump on the 060 side...
50mhz -> cpu ~65 mips , ~fpu 25 mflops
64mhz -> cpu ~85 mips , ~fpu 34 mflops
Smiley
21 February 2007, 19:25
Keropi....still got the old 68060?
Was thinking of upgrading my Apollo 1240 if I dont sell it.
Got all the stuff bar the 060 chip
keropi
21 February 2007, 19:47
nop, I gave it to JJB and he deducted from the total....
keropi
21 February 2007, 19:59
hm, 64mhz is not very good for classic chipset stuff.... anyone have spare a 60mhz osc?
alexh
22 February 2007, 09:04
It might be worth playing with the advance settings in the CPU060 program.
You can change the wait states of the RAM bus.
By adding more wait states you should be able to clock the CPU higher without fear of crashing etc.
AMIGAZ
22 February 2007, 09:13
hm, 64mhz is not very good for classic chipset stuff.... anyone have spare a 60mhz osc?
I might have a 60mhz if my 64mhz osc. plays well in my BPPC
keropi
22 February 2007, 09:47
cool Amigaz :great
@alexh:
I did not get any crashes, but I noticed some AGA pixels changing colors. turrican2 slave played music at ~70% of the normal speed, and I had to disable chipmem caching in whdload.prefs to fix that... also some goldengate crash occured, typical with high-speed amigas... for now I went back to the original 50mhz oscilator and all work great (I use this csppc on a 4000 with pIV and gg486slc) ... maybe it worths doing the small mod to allow 3 oscillators, and thus having the 060 clocked seperatelly...
Zetr0
22 February 2007, 12:21
LOL i have an 80mhz osc....
whos brave?
Anubis
26 March 2007, 15:21
I just ordered new osc, 80 also included. Actually all I'm after was 50 but got 80 and 64 with it.
Is osc controlling Apollo1240 speed?
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