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Every modern Xilinx FPGA with enough logic to implement a Commodore 64's functions can more than clock at the 1MHz required. 50MHz-200MHz is reasonable. A $40 A
by 15155 3y ago
Every modern Xilinx FPGA with enough logic to implement a Commodore 64's functions can more than clock at the 1MHz required. 50MHz-200MHz is reasonable. A $40 Artix A35T can handle this.
Why do you need more?
- cmrdporcupine 3y agoYou don't, for a C64. We weren't talking in this subthread specifically about the C64 but about the broader idea of FPGA vs CPU driven emulation. When you get into higher spec machines, esp from the 90s, FPGA starts to not be the best choice $$ per clock.