#to fast 3000?
If you are familiar with the IBM world, you are well aware that if you have
a program written on a slow machine (XT for example) and run it on a fast
one (286 for example), it runs a zillion times faster. I mean, you can't
even play games written for slower machines because the objects disappear
when you move them and reappear on the other side of the machine.
My question is this; Why doesn't the faster Amiga's (2500, 3000) also have
th problem? My dealer said that a program has to ask for the extra speed.
How do I tell a program to "ask" for this speed if it was written on a 7mhz
Amiga? This is a big concern for me as I have a large collection of
software for my 1000 and most of it I WANT to run faster… such as
graphics programs, spreadsheets, and compilers. But, music and games need
to maintain a resonable speed. Will the Amiga 3000 have a utility like
"goslow" on an IBM to slow down the processor? Any answer will help.
Thanks!