Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A very unscientific test of three 6502 systems.
1. Ohio Scientific Instruments (OSI 1975-1986) Superboard II was a single-board computer complete with keyboard, video output, and running the BASIC computer language.
markcsele.ca/hobbies/my-vintage-computers/ohio-scientific-superboard-ii
2. Acorn Electron with it's weird and wonderful ULA ( uncommitted logic array)
3. Apple II Plus Taiwanese Clone
@NoelsRetroLab
Very cool that people are trying the BASIC benchmark on really unusual computers! Results so far here:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bfWSR2Ngy1RPedS6j-M607eeAhsd40-nhAfswILzzS8/edit#gid=22692068
youtube.com/@NoelsRetroLab
A very unscientific test of three 6502 systems.
1. Ohio Scientific Instruments (OSI 1975-1986) Superboard II was a single-board computer complete with keyboard, video output, and running the BASIC computer language.
markcsele.ca/hobbies/my-vintage-computers/ohio-scientific-superboard-ii
2. Acorn Electron with it's weird and wonderful ULA ( uncommitted logic array)
3. Apple II Plus Taiwanese Clone
@NoelsRetroLab
Very cool that people are trying the BASIC benchmark on really unusual computers! Results so far here:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bfWSR2Ngy1RPedS6j-M607eeAhsd40-nhAfswILzzS8/edit#gid=22692068
youtube.com/@NoelsRetroLab










