| Voltage: | 5V (other versions may have been made to support different voltages) |
| Data Bus: | 16bit |
| Address Bus: | 24bit |
| Cache: | 3byte instruction cache |
| MMU: | None |
| FPU: | None |
| Transistors: | 84,000 |
+ Used as base processor in Amigas
* Used on Amiga Accelerator cards
| Available in Mhz | Used on Amiga/Accelerator |
|---|---|
| 10.00Mhz | Yes * (7.14Mhz NTSC/7.09Mhz PAL) |
| 16Mhz | ? |
| 20Mhz | ? |
This processor has never been used as the base processor in any Amiga's, however it has been used on several accelerator cards. Because this processor is pin for pin compatible with the original MC68000, it was often used to replace the MC68000 on the motherboard for a slight increase in speed of around 15%. The primary differences between the MC68000 and the MC68010 is that it has a 3byte instruction cache, and is able to support virtual memory if an MC68851 is installed.