FOL's Work PowerHorse at Amigakit!!!!

FOL · 20 November 2009, 02:08

Heres the A4000T I use at work.

I have gone overboard on pimping it out. It has everything you would ever need,

.

Specs are;
Cyberstorm PPC 060 (64MB RAM)
Deneb (With OS 3.9 rom and every single patch available stuffed into the deneb) also 7 x USB sockets
Promethous
Voodoo GFX card (32MB RAM)
18MB RAM on main board
All in 1 Card reader
CD-RW Writer
HDD Caddy

A4000T Internal
-----------------------

Inside 1
Inside 2
Inside 3
Inside 4
Inside 5
Inside 6
Inside 7
Inside 8
Inside 9
Inside 10
Inside 11
Inside 12

A4000T External
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External 1
External 2
External 3
External 4
External 5
External 6
External 7
External 8
External 9
External 10
External 11
External 12

A4000T WorkBench Screen
--------------------------------------

WorkBench Screen 1
WorkBench Screen 2
WorkBench Screen 3

This has to be my most favorite piece of hardware at work,

. It will live under my desk forever, its now like a friend,

.

gulliver · 20 November 2009, 02:36

Gorgeus!!!

Congratulations, that setup invites healthy envy, if such type exists

cosmicfrog · 20 November 2009, 02:48

I want one

Thanks for shareing

Magno Boots · 20 November 2009, 02:50

Looks like the glue gun at Amigakit is never turned off

rkauer · 20 November 2009, 04:23

A beauty, indeed.

Just out of curiosity: why the SCSI controller on the CS is not used? It can draw circles around the not-so-fast built-in SCSI of 4kT.

And why no 128Mb of RAM in the accelerator?

Zetr0 · 20 November 2009, 09:24

Once I got past the "Delicious Amiga, I want one" Phase, i noticed a couple of things of interest..

As my food friend magno boots points out, there was clearly a glue gun explosion in that A4000T!!! lol

and the HP CDRW... that was the first CDRW I bought for my amiga back in 1999/2000 I think (possibly 2001) and that puppy cost me nearly £150 back then.. still have it today lol!

A very nice set up FOL, is it your or works?... if its the latter can you take your work home with you ;0

skateblind · 20 November 2009, 10:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zetr0

As my food friend magno boots points out, there was clearly a glue gun explosion in that A4000T!!! lol

Umm, are you sure that is glue?

FOL · 20 November 2009, 11:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by skateblind

Umm, are you sure that is glue?

You and your dirty mind, lol.

Aye, the glue gun is your friend. Rather stuff secured and not falling out,

.

Its the works, I think matt would notice a great big lump like that going out the door, lmfao (/me waits for matt's reply,

).

Rkauer, Its awkward to get connector in. Besides its fast enough,

Anemos · 20 November 2009, 13:47

Cool Power Amiga!!
lets play Deluxe Galaga on it!

Im sure the games WHD is on one CF card... :P

Quote:

Originally Posted by rkauer

And why no 128Mb of RAM in the accelerator?

out of stock!

DDNI · 20 November 2009, 13:58

Nice machine, nice components and certainly something which I covet.
BUT all that hotglue looks amateur and nasty.
It jars against the professional image that AmigaKit portrays.

Kitty · 20 November 2009, 14:05

Where did you find such a white example, drools

rkauer · 20 November 2009, 14:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anemos

out of stock!

Zetr0 · 20 November 2009, 15:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOL

...
Its the works, I think matt would notice a great big lump like that going out the door, lmfao (/me waits for matt's reply,

).

....

...

Just wear a big shirt for the day.... if questioned..... say you had a large lunch

of course, as your boss is a member here also, your gonna have to make up your own exscuses now.... PM me if you need help.... =D

FOL · 20 November 2009, 17:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zetr0

....

...

Just wear a big shirt for the day.... if questioned..... say you had a large lunch

of course, as your boss is a member here also, your gonna have to make up your own exscuses now.... PM me if you need help.... =D

LMFAO, what you like,

.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DDNI

Nice machine, nice components and certainly something which I covet.
BUT all that hotglue looks amateur and nasty.
It jars against the professional image that AmigaKit portrays.

Obviously, we take longer with customers equipment. As this is a machine that is used day in day out.
I didnt have the luxury of spending hours making it look nice inside. Even with it not working for a day can cause me problems as its my HDD setup machine,

.

Its other main role, is wall to wall Amiga tune jukebox,

.

DDNI · 20 November 2009, 18:04

FOL, as you explain, this is a truly "Productive" Amiga. (maybe one of the last in the UK?)
I will forgive your sloppy Hot glue work

But don't let it happen again !!

twizzle · 20 November 2009, 19:57

fol, that looks familiar

is this the 1, i saw you playing games on

FOL · 20 November 2009, 22:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by twizzle

fol, that looks familiar

is this the 1, i saw you playing games on

Games, dont be silly. I get a blank screen if I launch WHDLoad,

.

twizzle · 20 November 2009, 23:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by FOL

Games, dont be silly. I get a blank screen if I launch WHDLoad,

.

there is a WHDLoad help forum you know

asm1 · 21 November 2009, 12:23

Monstrously Drooltastic A4k

Very nice !

Fingerlickin_B · 28 November 2009, 11:33

OMG, am I envious? Fuck yes I am!!!!

Funny about the hot-melt glue...I recently purchased a towerised A1200 built for the owner by AmigaKit & was astounded to see components held in place with the goop.
Sure, it's good for loose wires & such, but heavier parts simply don't stay put when hot-melted to the smooth interior of a metal case...LOL...think "abrasion & epoxy" for that kind of stuff!

Ok, I think AmigaKit to be great, simply making commentary here

PZ.

20 November 2009, 02:08	#1
FOL PSPUAE DEV Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Wales / UK Age: 45 Posts: 6,025	FOL's Work PowerHorse at Amigakit!!!! Heres the A4000T I use at work. I have gone overboard on pimping it out. It has everything you would ever need, . Specs are; Cyberstorm PPC 060 (64MB RAM) Deneb (With OS 3.9 rom and every single patch available stuffed into the deneb) also 7 x USB sockets Promethous Voodoo GFX card (32MB RAM) 18MB RAM on main board All in 1 Card reader CD-RW Writer HDD Caddy A4000T Internal ----------------------- Inside 1 Inside 2 Inside 3 Inside 4 Inside 5 Inside 6 Inside 7 Inside 8 Inside 9 Inside 10 Inside 11 Inside 12 A4000T External ----------------------- External 1 External 2 External 3 External 4 External 5 External 6 External 7 External 8 External 9 External 10 External 11 External 12 A4000T WorkBench Screen -------------------------------------- WorkBench Screen 1 WorkBench Screen 2 WorkBench Screen 3 This has to be my most favorite piece of hardware at work, . It will live under my desk forever, its now like a friend, . Last edited by FOL; 20 November 2009 at 02:19.

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