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== Hardware == [[File:Acorn StrongARM Risc PC main board.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Issue 3 main board 1208,000: IOMD21, the two processor-card connectors, the RISC OS 3.70 ROMs, VIDC20, VRAM and RAM, and a corroded CMOS battery at the right (photo: Chris Whytehead, CC BY-SA 3.0)]] Both StrongARM Risc PCs that Chris Whytehead examined have the issue 3 main board, part 1208,000, with 16-bit sound, the IOMD21 memory controller and VIDC20, and processor card part 1111,150 issue 3. The front processor connector carries the StrongARM card and the rear one takes an optional x86 PC card. The supply is rated 103 W.<ref name="chrissa" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:100%; text-align:left;" |+'''StrongARM processor cards''' ! Card !! Notes |- | ART10, 200 MHz || Digital SA-110, supplied in the original upgrade packs and the first StrongARM Risc PCs |- | ART10, 233 MHz || Digital SA-110 revision S; used in later StrongARM Risc PCs |- | ART10 with a 160 MHz part || Found in one SRP26; reported by !Sick as 200 MHz, so run above its marking |} Sources: Chris's Acorns.<ref name="chris202">Whytehead, Chris. [https://chrisacorns.computinghistory.org.uk/32bit_UpgradesA2G/Acorn_ART10_StrongARM202.html "Acorn ART10 200MHz StrongARM CPU"], [https://chrisacorns.computinghistory.org.uk/32bit_UpgradesA2G/Acorn_ART10_StrongARM233.html "Acorn ART10 233MHz StrongARM CPU"] and [https://chrisacorns.computinghistory.org.uk/32bit_UpgradesA2G/Acorn_ART10_StrongARM160.html "Acorn ART10 160MHz StrongARM CPU"], Chris's Acorns (retrieved 2026-10-02). The 200 MHz card as supplied in the upgrade packs and first machines, with a Digital processor (later StrongARMs were made by Intel); the 233 MHz card with a revision S Digital part; the 160 MHz part from an SRP26 that !Sick reports as 200 MHz; performance over a 30 MHz ARM610 of about 750 % and more than 800 %.</ref><ref name="chrissa" /> Acorn's 1996 folder quotes 356,000 Dhrystones (204 MIPS) for the StrongARM Risc PC against 55,000 (32 MIPS) for the Risc PC 700, and processor power consumption under 1 W.<ref name="folder">Acorn Risc Technologies, ''The StrongARM Risc PC'', folder, 6 pages, hosted as [[:File:Acorn StrongARM Risc PC brochure (ART).pdf]]. Dhrystone table (Risc PC 700 55k, 32 MIPS; StrongARM Risc PC 356k, 204 MIPS); processor power consumption under 1 W; modular case expandable to seven sections.</ref>
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