I'm pretty sure that the info on the page you're referring to predates the Clock-Chipping/Bus Multiplier Resistor page on Alk's site. 
I'm certain he meant that there's no conventional processor upgrade path for the 5300 series. :approve:
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. . . and having the 180 MHz version of the 5300ce's native CPU in hand . . . [
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. . . changes that particular limitation significantly. [}
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Muahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
All that's really needed for G3 upgrades would be a 603e "Killy Klip" . . .
. . . a/o one of those (mega$) custom QFP -> BGA Adapters w/G3 & L2 on board!
There are a lot of ways to wedge into a PBX bridged '030 bus . . .
. . . High $$$$$ Engineering Man Hours and related development $$$$$ would be the ONLY limiting factors! : :lol:
I'm certain he meant that there's no conventional processor upgrade path for the 5300 series. :approve:
Having a comrade who's willing to play with, and has access to, SMT Rework Equipment for this hack . . . [
] ]'>. . . and having the 180 MHz version of the 5300ce's native CPU in hand . . . [
] ]'>. . . changes that particular limitation significantly. [}
] ]'>Muahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol:
All that's really needed for G3 upgrades would be a 603e "Killy Klip" . . .
. . . a/o one of those (mega$) custom QFP -> BGA Adapters w/G3 & L2 on board!
There are a lot of ways to wedge into a PBX bridged '030 bus . . .
. . . High $$$$$ Engineering Man Hours and related development $$$$$ would be the ONLY limiting factors! :
:lol: