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@@ -523,6 +523,10 @@ CPU cpus_Slot1_100MHz[] = | |||
{"Pentium II/350", CPU_PENTIUM_2, fpus_builtin, 20, 350000000, 3, 33333333, 0x651, 0x651, 0, CPU_SUPPORTS_DYNAREC | CPU_REQUIRES_DYNAREC, 18,18,9,9, 42}, | |||
{"Pentium II/400", CPU_PENTIUM_2, fpus_builtin, 20, 400000000, 3, 33333333, 0x652, 0x652, 0, CPU_SUPPORTS_DYNAREC | CPU_REQUIRES_DYNAREC, 18,18,9,9, 48}, | |||
{"Pentium II/450", CPU_PENTIUM_2, fpus_builtin, 20, 450000000, 3, 33333333, 0x652, 0x652, 0, CPU_SUPPORTS_DYNAREC | CPU_REQUIRES_DYNAREC, 18,18,9,9, 54}, | |||
{"Pentium II/550", CPU_PENTIUM_2, fpus_builtin, 20, 550000000, 3, 33333333, 0x652, 0x652, 0, CPU_SUPPORTS_DYNAREC | CPU_REQUIRES_DYNAREC, 18,18,9,9, 70}, | |||
{"Pentium II/700", CPU_PENTIUM_2, fpus_builtin, 20, 700000000, 3, 33333333, 0x652, 0x652, 0, CPU_SUPPORTS_DYNAREC | CPU_REQUIRES_DYNAREC, 18,18,9,9, 88}, | |||
{"Pentium II/800", CPU_PENTIUM_2, fpus_builtin, 20, 800000000, 3, 33333333, 0x652, 0x652, 0, CPU_SUPPORTS_DYNAREC | CPU_REQUIRES_DYNAREC, 18,18,9,9, 100}, |
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What about some 1.5GHz one too, for cases when that's enough and one wants to avoid maximal slowdown?
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Makes sense, I just PRed the ones that I added while experimenting last year.
Is it a bad idea to have too many CPU options? Do we want to decide which ones to go with?
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Please include [Hack]
into names for the options that don't correspond to any existing device (like Pentium II above 450KHz).
I don't know what the last value in each model (e.g. the 70 here) represents.
I believe I chose rough values based on existing models. It's probably a good idea to confirm what this value is. |
Don't feel like building and testing this at the moment, just wanted to get it out there