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- From: David.VanDromme@ping.be (David Van Dromme alias Stormlord / WOW)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
- Subject: Re: 20 MHz 64... Does it scream?
- Date: Mon, 18 Mar 1996 20:18:41 GMT
- Organization: WOW Software Inc.
- Message-ID: <3142c2fb.5135878@news.ping.be>
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- On 27 Feb 1996 19:44:36 GMT, neus@msg.ti.com (Mike Neus) wrote:
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- >>Pretty neat, especially considering that a television only updates 30
- >>times per second :).
- That's totally wrong!!! Most televisions update at either 50(pal) or
- 60hz(ntsc) or 100hz
- > The 64 screen is not interlaced though,
- >so the update is 60 frames/second.
- If you're running an NTSC system YES, a Pal c64 runs at 50hz though...
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- >More likely becuase the 1MHz I/O bottleneck.
- Actually, it's even below 1Mhz, being 0.985... on a PAL system
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- Regards,
- Stormlord/WOW
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