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Re: How good or bad was the AGA chipset in 1992/1993.
Posted on 4-Dec-2025 16:16:36
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@Thread

A sensible, timely and interesting thread that deserves to be on the front page.

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Amiga 40 Germany Panel: Demystifying the Amiga CD32 Akiko Cornerturn Memory with Beth Richard
https://youtu.be/uPqzUuk9vb8

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Re: How good or bad was the AGA chipset in 1992/1993.
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Amiga 40 Germany Panel: Demystifying the Amiga CD32 Akiko Cornerturn Memory with Beth Richard
https://youtu.be/uPqzUuk9vb8

Guess who asked the two questions...

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Re: How good or bad was the AGA chipset in 1992/1993.
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And so what was your take on her answers?

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Re: How good or bad was the AGA chipset in 1992/1993.
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And so what was your take on her answers?

Elusive answers.

For the first, they found that getting 90FPS was an evidence that their work was good enough.

The second answer deviates from the point: the CPU could have done something else instead of waiting due to the one access every 4 cycles limit.

Reality: the C2P could have been roughly 2 * 2 (for the first and second point which I've raised) = 4 times faster, greatly improving this operation.

Last but not least, the second point would have helped A LOT improving the CPU performance for ANY tasks.

"Only Amiga engineers made it possible"...

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Re: How good or bad was the AGA chipset in 1992/1993.
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Adding more meat on the grill, C2P performance could have been 8 (EIGHT) times if Akiko would also have used the fast page mode introduced with AGA for fetching and storing 64-bit values instead of 32.

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