> At 1:16 PM -0500 11/3/2002, Ian Johnson wrote: > >My Mac Iisi: Try the IIsi RAM Muncher INIT. That "munches up" all of the 1 megabyte Bank A that is not being used by the video buffer. Why does this help? Because when programs or parts of the System are using Bank A, the video has to wait to read or write its section of Bank A. With the RAM Muncher sitting there doing nothing, the video gets the maximum possible clock ticks to read and write its buffer and update the display. Video still gets interrupted at the scheduled intervals but control always is immediately returned to video because RAM Muncher is sitting there like a rock doing nada. :)
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