3MOTOROLA 680601 [NINJA- Tak gîupio wyszîo, iţ The Generat dostarczyî trochę tekstów po angielsku. Mam nadzieję, ţe nie będzie to wam przeszkadzaç, szczególnie, ţe przymierzamy się do wydawania ZZ po angielsku.] Ok rendering freaks looks like you will want a 68060 card for X-mas next year! The 060 will begin production in the beginning of 1994 and sport >46 specmarks. Versions running on 50mhz and 66mhz will be available! Read the following text: Intel P5, Motorola 68060 In MPU Forum Limelight. By Jonathan Cassell Burlingame, Calif. - Intel and Motorola engineers last week detailed the superscalar, pipelined architectures of the respective P5 and 68060 microprocessors at the annual Microprocessor Forum here. Motorola's 060 is a 32-bit processor with a superscalar, pipelined architecture. It has more than 2 million transitors, using a 0.5-micron, triple-layer metal, 3.3 volt process in a static design. Performance will be 3.5 times the 25MHz 68040, 100+ MIPS, 25-40 MFLOPS or about 46 Specmarks, according to Joe Circello, 68000 advanced microprocessor architect for Motorola. Separated in the 060 are instruction caches and data caches; instruction fetch pipelines (with four-stage instruction processor, a physically-mapped 8Kbyte instruction cache with four-way self associative, a virtually mapped, 256-entry branch cache and a FIFO instruction buffer), and operand execution pipelines (with four-stage operand processor, a physically mapped 8Kbyte data cache with 4-way interleaving and a 4-entry, 32-bit write buffer). The floating point unit - implemented in the execution stage of the operand execution pipeline - is compatible with the 040 FPU programming model. Floating point execution times range from 1-24 cycles. The 060 superscalar dispatch algorithm can execute 50 to 60 percent of integer code instructions as pairs with existing compilers. The 060 will come in 040-style packaging, with a similiar external bus. The first versions will sample in the second half of 1993, go into full production in Q1 1994, and run at 50MHz and 66MHz. z BBS'ów