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Could be exciting in a classic accelerator then but is it going to be cheaper than a real 060 card? I guess a lot of stuff could go in the FPGA saving money but, as usual, who`s going to make it...
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OlafS25
Re: Oh, boyz, it's seems that the new baby can beat them all Posted on 18-May-2012 15:44:41
The 68050 was planned to replace the 060 accelerator card to save money. The second advantage would have been that the 68050 would become faster with every new generation of FPGA. And it could be better integrated/combined with the chipset. On the other hand you need a bigger FPGA (that is the most expensive part of this kind of computer).
Gunnars project is some kind of spin off and would be different. As far as I understood the discussions it would be as fast as anyhow possible but not compatible with Natami.