RVL4 (It wouldn't be luck, but misfortune would help :) )

26 Oct 97, 01:12, Pavel Myakotin wrote to Pavel Fedin on the topic “RVL4 (It wouldn’t be happiness, but misfortune would help :) )”:

PF>> Now let’s imagine the train of thought of the “virtual” (not mine, but 99% of
PF>> you):
PF>> 1) If I have an emulator, then why do I need a real Speccy?

PM> And then, when emulating something in terms of quality of work, the emulator physically
PM> cannot surpass the original.

1) In this case, it is not necessary to surpass, you need to achieve similarity.
2) This is not possible yet, on 586, but a little later on some “IBM” thread PC
Nintium 986" with 999 megahertz, internal processor cache containing all the RAM and ROM
Scorpio, 200 kilohertz monitor scan with a resolution of 6x4 thousand pixels,
it will be possible to emulate everything, including that characteristic of the spec blurriness of the dots on the TV screen (the sharp squareness of which is annoying on emulators) ;))))

By the way, I wonder, is it possible to emulate Spec 100% on Krey? ;)

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Pleasant connections.
Roman.

28 Oct 97, already 13:23

PM>> cannot surpass the original.

RA> 1) In this case, it is not necessary to surpass, you need to achieve similarity.
RA> 2) This does not work for now on 586, but a little later on some thread "IBM
RA> PC Hintium 986" with 999 megahertz, internal cache percent containing all
RA> RAM and ROM of Scorpio, 200 kilohertz monitor with a resolution of 6x4
RA> thousands of pixels, it will be possible to emulate everything, including the characteristic
RA> blur of points on the TV screen (sharp squareness
RA> which is annoying on emulators) ;))))

Well, you bent it! I once had a 586-133, which perfectly coped with its duties, at least with the Shalaevsky emulator.

RA> By the way, I wonder, is it possible to emulate Spec 100% on Krey? ;).

PM> Like two fingers :) First you emulate a pussy, and then launch
PM> the Speck emulator :)))

We do this on Ami, but it all turns out crookedly and the Speckie imul is not
up to speed.

With respect, Alex from FFC COMPUTERS.