At 20:12 +0000 on 06/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Is there's a way to push up the 16MHz
>say 20 to 25MHz even 32MHz? I have seen the overclocking item but
>not much detail on which oscillator is used for this.
I don't think the IIvx can be chipped, at least not easily. There might -
and I stress MIGHT - be an outside chance that if you can isolate the clock
line on the bus, you might be able to feed in a faster clock signal and get
it working. Simply swapping an oscillator probably - check the FAQ's link
for sure - won't work.
>2. If anyone isn't surprised, here's the whopper: This will
>work: nubus video card without VRAM sticks installed!
As in no VRAM on the mobo or no VRAM on the card? :)
p
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