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- From: Greenl@metrolink.net (Greenl)
- Subject: Re: 4000 Vs 4000
- References: <4ct42u$qa7@cdn_news.telecom.com.au> <wfblanDKzuzG.Jpn@netcom.com> <philw-1101962154340001@philw.users.xplor.com>
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- Date: 16 Jan 96 05:04:29 GMT
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- >In article <wfblanDKzuzG.Jpn@netcom.com>, wfblan@netcom.com (Wells Fargo
- >Bank) wrote:
-
- >>
- >> The only differences I am aware of is that the new A4000T system is built
- >> by Amiga Technologies rather than Commodore and the new A4000T also comes
- >> with a SCSI II Controller that the A4000 didn't come with before.
- >
- > Didn't I read that the new 4000T has the 040 on the Motherboard? If so,
- >did that solve the memory performance problem the original 4000's had?
-
- Not true. The design is the same exact board as the original 4000T,
- and uses a CPU card, like most 4000 desktops (the last version of the
- desktop 4000 could take a 68030 on the motherboard, but not a 68040).
-
- The only way to improve the memory performance is to have it on the
- CPU card, like a Warp Engine or Cyberstorm.
-
- Hal, HardDrivers Co.
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-