Marko Mäkelä wrote:
> The VIC is based on NMOS technology. Its electric power consumption (and
> thermal power dissipation) are rather independent of the clock frequency.
Yes, but in this case, you're not overclocking it, you're generating an
illegal situation, quite possibly sending internal state machines into
states which wouldn't have been reached in normal use. That's something
different.
Re 26 lines bug: I was referring to the Anime-Tion demo released at the
Flag2000 party. MagerValp had a few words to say about that way. See
the subthread of '6510 and 8500 differences' from early aug last
year on this list.
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