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### Results
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The board dramatically improves the Floating Point performance of the computer.
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After plugging in the card, it should be immediately visible in some tools (here System Information of MacBench):
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MacBench 1.0 results running @16 MHz (system clock):
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The board dramatically improves the Floating Point performance of the computer. MacBench 1.0 with an FPU@16 MHz (system clock) reports over a 13x improvement.
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When using an external 40 MHz oscillator, the Floating Point result goes up even a bit more - to 15.7x (it's not proportional to the clock frequency as at some point the slow 16-bit bus becomes a limiting factor):
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When using an external 40 MHz oscillator, the Floating Point results improves a bit more (it's not proportional to the clock frequency as at some point the slow 16-bit bus becomes a limiting factor):
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(look at the Floating Point row)
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### Order a PCB
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@ -32,6 +35,14 @@ If you want to order a PCB directly, I have created a model on PCBWay:
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(sorry, I had most components at hand, so I only have Digikey references for the rather specific ones)
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### Pictures
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### References
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The MC68000 KiCAD library from https://dev.sigpipe.me/DashieElectronics/Jackalope
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