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General Discussion => Other Discussions => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: Yeong on September 23, 2011, 06:13:49 pm
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So I got TI-86 today. I figured out that you can have a custom name variables and the menu kinda looks like f(x)-9750g+, and it's kinda similar to TI-BASIC for ti-84.
What's the difference except for having about 90,000 RAM? How much archive space does it have?
What can I do with it? Does it run ASM programs?
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How much archive space does it have?
None.
Good luck with RAM Clears. :P
Does it run ASM programs?
Yup.
My favorite is this one: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/226/22637.html
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How much archive space does it have?
None.
Good luck with RAM Clears. :P
Just realized XD
*Yeong got RAM Clear trying to install megaman 86
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I have problems trying to send stuff to my TI-86 with TIconnect. It really hates some files (including megaman) for some reason. Also, megaman runs *really* slow IMHO. I was a bit disappointed with it. :/
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I have problems trying to send stuff to my TI-86 with TIconnect. It really hates some files (including megaman) for some reason. Also, megaman runs *really* slow IMHO. I was a bit disappointed with it. :/
How did you test it out?
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Have fun with your 86! I got my hands on one for a little bit, and I thought it was pretty nice, but the menus annoyed me. Irrc, it has a CAS. Correct?
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idk yet. but I found that its menu stuffs works similar as fx-9750g
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@yeong: Once upon a time I had a graphlink, and TI Graphlink software. It was still fussy(not detecting the calcs sometimes), but *Much* less so than TI connect.
*Edit* I also really like the menu setup and the fact that you can have custom shortcuts. :)