15 Mar
2006
15 Mar
'06
12:09 p.m.
In article <44185948.7050804 at oldskool.org>,
Jim Leonard <trixter at oldskool.org> writes:
Working on my Athlon, I do everything in Windows and
rely on utilities
to get things done. Working on my 8088, I write my own utils (sometimes
in assembler). It's just a different mindset. And while there are
things I would never attempt on the 8088 (such as MPEG-2 compression),
it is just as fast for most common-denominator tasks like writing text,
programming, etc.
Assuming a full 80x25 screen write, what's the maximum frames/sec that
an 8088 could do on a monochrome or CGA interface?
Based on "8088 corruption", I'm guessing that CGA can do at least 30
fps.
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