Has anyone upgraded their 9500s cpu with something like Sonnet's
G3/450/1MB, and found it advantageous to remove the onboard cache by
removing the R31 resistor?
I'm a bit reluctant to do so, as mine seems to be working with CPU
Director 2.1 under OS 10.3.9.
I tried XLR8s Mach Speed Control 3.4.2, but discovered that on a 9500,
it has trouble Disabling the cache with its software, as it is supposed
to do.
Comments welcomed.
Here's a reference if you'd like to see a brief discussion:
http://www.geocities.com/pm9600g4/l2cache.html
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