Yup thats correct it was a NEC V20 chip, I cant remember how fast it was, I 
want to say 10mhz but I do know it was a little faster than the stock 8088 
chip.

I miss they days of turning on the computer and going to get a cup of coffee 
and maybe when you got back it would be booted up to the good old C:> .

Craig Gagner

On 2/13/2006 11:46 AM, Todd Vierling wrote to Crgagner:

-> On Sun, 12 Feb 2006, Crgagner wrote:
-> 
-> > I modified it with a Vic 20 chip which was a bit faster than the 8088 
chip.
-> 
-> I think you mean "V20" chip -- it was a pin-compatible chip
made by NEC.
-> VIC-20 was a much older concoction by the late Commodore.  :)
-> 
-> 
 
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