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It's a bit complicated and it depends on what exactly you're measuring. The 68000 CPU has 32-bit registers internally, the address bus is 24-bit, and the data
by maffydub 2mo ago
It's a bit complicated and it depends on what exactly you're measuring. The 68000 CPU has 32-bit registers internally, the address bus is 24-bit, and the data bus is 16.
- lstodd 2mo agoThis is so for A500, but the definitive Amiga is A1200 with 68EC020, AGA and only limited by 24 bit address bus (=16 MB ram). From that on people just installed 030 with MMU and later PPCs if they wanted.
- maffydub 2mo agoInteresting that you see the definitive Amiga as being the A1200 - the definitive one for me was definitely the A500/A500+ - it was definitely way more popular! BTW, I don't think the software in this repository is compatible with PPC-based Amigas, is it? (Unless they have the add-on board that runs a 68000-series processor in parallel?)
- lstodd 2mo agoThere were things like BLIZZARD 603e+ that you could just plug into an A1200. And it would still run 68K code on "companion" 040/060 http://www.phase-5-digital-products.com/TheLegacy/amiga/b603epe.html http://www.phase-5-digital-products.com/TheLegacy/amiga/b603...