02 February 2016, 12:34 | #1 |
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68060/50 Mhz available at Vesalia.de
Don't really know if this is really worth announcing here, but I've understood that these cpus are pretty hard to find? Personally I'm not planning to buy one, but if someone wants one, here they are
http://www.vesalia.de/e_68060.htm -Olli |
02 February 2016, 13:10 | #2 |
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I guess with the apollo core on the horizon some people need to get rid of their deeply hidden stock...
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02 February 2016, 13:18 | #3 |
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Vesalia has had these for years..........
Mind, these are not the much (over)hyped Rev6 models. |
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There are a couple of ppl in these forums (well AmiBay actually) who are sitting on NOS rev6 060's but they only release a limited amount at a time to regulate the market and keeping prices high. (like trading with diamonds, basically ,-) )
There will always be some interest for genuine rev6 parts, but ye, the old XC parts should drop significantly once Apollo-core is available for more models. |
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02 February 2016, 21:16 | #6 |
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There is another competition - new Suska core should have full (but faster) MC68030 compatible FPGA core - probably no match to Apollo but... Apollo can be inspiration to Suska too.
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A half-decent FPGA core (no offence Suska -team) is not competing with it. |
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FPGA is the future... just forget about the old stuff =)
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04 February 2016, 12:12 | #10 |
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Im one of them
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nearly bought all 11 of them to release slowly to the market, whahh hah hah haha
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SCrew this shit, Vampire forever
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Whats the difference between Rev6 and older revs, more reliable for overclocking and less heat?
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Then for each revision there are bug fixes and process optimizations. The 060 also had 3 (I think) die shrinks.. From 0.6um (rev 1-3) to 0.4um (rev 4-5) and finally 0.32um for revision 6. Smaller process usually translates into higher clockspeeds or lower power consumption. However it should be remembered that the 060 is from a different time, so power consumption was never above 5W for the official parts anyway. Since both rev1 XC and rev6 MC exist in 50MHz versions you can imagine that the Rev 6 has a lot of headroom for overclocking compared to oldest revs. |
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And these ones are that they are selling are Rev 6 then. Says last revision ?
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Definitely not. I sent them an email asking about the revision and the numbers printed on the CPUs, but the answer was that they cannot guarantee any mask. Maybe you're even getting XC68060 CPUs, who knows. I for myself decided not to buy one from Vesalia.
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Give that a miss then. Thanks for the info.
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eXeler0, thanks for clarification.
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