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Gemini is an 1MB RAM expansion for Amstrad Plus. | Gemini is an 1MB RAM expansion for Amstrad Plus. | ||
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Unlike other memory expansions, Gemini tracks the ASIC unlocking and mapping, and disables itself for the 4000-7FFF range when the ASIC is mapped there. This avoids memory corruptions for software that uses the ASIC and extended memory at the same time. | Unlike other memory expansions, Gemini tracks the ASIC unlocking and mapping, and disables itself for the 4000-7FFF range when the ASIC is mapped there. This avoids memory corruptions for software that uses the ASIC and extended memory at the same time. | ||
[http://shinra.cpcscene.net/gemini.html Gemini expansion on Shinra website] | [http://shinra.cpcscene.net/gemini.html Gemini expansion on Shinra website] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:47, 22 October 2022
Gemini is an 1MB RAM expansion for Amstrad Plus.
It uses a 1MB RAM chip and Atmel ATF22v10 chips (direct successor of the PAL used by Amstrad for the CPC6128).
Unlike other memory expansions, Gemini tracks the ASIC unlocking and mapping, and disables itself for the 4000-7FFF range when the ASIC is mapped there. This avoids memory corruptions for software that uses the ASIC and extended memory at the same time.
