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Topic	some question about the cpu of gameboy color
jjgg123 04/16/17 12:16:49 PM #7:	rjsilverthorn posted... jjgg123 posted... Foppe posted... Single 4 (which is 4.19 MHz) runs exactly the same as the CPU in the original Gameboy, so it runs in that mode when it detects an original Gameboy cartridge. It runs in Double 8 (which is 8.388 MHz) when it detects a Gameboy Color game. If the game is GBC exclusive or BC with the old Gameboy got nothing to do with it. which mode does a gameboy color run in when it detects a gameboy color game backward compatible with the gameboy? That is what his last line is addressing. Regardless of if it is backwards compatible or not, it will always run in Double 8 . does that mean if a gameboy color and an old gameboy played the same gbc game, the gameboy color would run the game twice as fast? <cite>jjgg123 posted [p:877303318] in some quest... [t:75244224]...</cite> <quote><cite>rjsilverthorn posted...</cite> <quote><cite>jjgg123 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Foppe posted...</cite> <quote>Single 4 (which is 4.19 MHz) runs exactly the same as the CPU in the original Gameboy, so it runs in that mode when it detects an original Gameboy cartridge. It runs in Double 8 (which is 8.388 MHz) when it detects a Gameboy Color game. If the game is GBC exclusive or BC with the old Gameboy got nothing to do with it.</quote> which mode does a gameboy color run in when it detects a gameboy color game backward compatible with the gameboy?</quote> That is what his last line is addressing. Regardless of if it is backwards compatible or not, it will always run in Double 8 .</quote> does that mean if a gameboy color and an old gameboy played the same gbc game, the gameboy color would run the game twice as fast?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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