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- From: hellerS@moravian.edu (sjh)
- Subject: Re: How does Derringer differ from MMR?
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- Date: Wed, 16 Dec 92 10:35:46 EST
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- In <Bz441H.KEn@austin.ibm.com> isc0005@amazon.austin.ibm.com writes:
-
- >Howdy,
-
- >I just read the c.s.a.r review of the new CSA Derringer accelerator board
- >for A500/A2000. Having bought the MMR for my A500 several months
- >ago, I am wondering what CSA changed in the new product.
-
- >Why is it cheaper than the MMR? It seems to come with the same
- >choices of CPU and math chip. Only the 32-bit memory interface
- >seems changed.
-
- I don't know much of the details, but one difference is that the Derringer
- can not use a CPU faster than 25mhz, while the MMR could go up to 50mhz.
- The Derringer can, however, support a 50mhz FPU.
-
- Steve
-