Hackaday reports on this at
https://hackaday.com/2018/12/15/this-65 ... at-20-mhz/
and talks about interfacing with the VIC-20. The original website is at
https://c74project.com/
Merry Christmas!
Robert Bernardo
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6502 Made from 74-Series Logic at 20 MHz
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Re: 6502 Made from 74-Series Logic at 20 MHz
Western Design Center offers the W65C02 which can run at more than 14 MHz since the early 1990s so a 20 MHz 6502 is not so impressive in itself.
What’s impressive is they got it running on a VIC-20 and the fact it’s made of discreet 74 series logic ICs.
What’s impressive is they got it running on a VIC-20 and the fact it’s made of discreet 74 series logic ICs.
Be normal.
Re: 6502 Made from 74-Series Logic at 20 MHz
He also had it working on one of my PET machines at World of Commodore 2018. Incredible!
Steve
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