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Originally Posted by whitebird
amigas with PCI graphics have dual display, that works fine for desktop etc... but for games only the RGB is usable? Right?
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Some games are RTG compatible but very few. So yes dual display, RTG & Native. However just like a PC with dual outputs you either need two monitors or a 2:1 VGA switcher to use a single monitor.
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Originally Posted by whitebird
Convert the video timings to VGA. (have an internal SCANDoubler built arround an FPGA for example)
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Or use the RGB scan doubler built into your LCDTV.
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Originally Posted by whitebird
I think it could be interesting to have an alternative system powerful enough for today needs.
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Think again. Even the most powerful Amiga (which you don't have) is not powerful enough to be an every day alternative system for todays needs. It runs Amiga stuff well (obviously). It runs a few great little applications ported to it well. BUT : It does not have Java, it does not have Flash, it does not really have MP3 decode or AVI decode. It does not have Word/Excel, or even a particularly good web-browser (certainly nothing which can view the majority of todays web).
If that is what you're after, get an Apple Mac (or use Hackintosh to install MacOS X onto a PC) or experiment with Linux on your PC.
If re-living the Amiga days is what you're after then upgrade and get fiddling.