non-CP/M Z80 board
Christian Corti
cc at informatik.uni-stuttgart.de
Wed Jun 18 03:49:59 CDT 2008
On Tue, 17 Jun 2008, Holger Veit wrote:
> The C64 does not use the 1st generation 6502, but rather a modified 8502 CPU
> with different electrical specifications, so I guess it was explicitly
> designed to be able to drive its special C64 peripherals. It will, admittedly
> run into problems though with own extensions, e.g. replacements of the
> onboard ROMs and additions to the external expansion port.
All so-called "Brotkasten" C64 (i.e. C64 model I) contain a 6510 CPU,
which is a 6502 with some additional on-chip I/O. Later models contain a
8500 CPU, the 8502 (the 2MHz version) can be found in the C128.
Christian
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