05 August 2012, 14:06 | #181 |
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Interested in 1 as well please.
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06 August 2012, 03:00 | #182 |
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depending on price, im interested in one too.
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06 August 2012, 03:28 | #183 |
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so am I
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07 August 2012, 10:08 | #184 |
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Puzzling stuff, as I have an A500+ which has 1MB onboard and a 1MB via the trap door.
Have Toms 8MB in the CPU socket. So going by what has been said if I get an ACA500 I'd have to remove the 1MB in the trap door and the 8MB in the CPU socket as the ACA500 blocks the CPU socket :-/ ACA500 2MB (classed as chip?) + 1MB onboard + 80 Euros ACA1220 - 128MB + 90 Euros 170 Euros..... Not too bad. Is there anymore info about the Zeus board? Another thing that is confusing to me is I have no issues playing 90% of the games via WHDLoad on my 500+ My CPU is a 68010 for the quit key to work properly but no other tweaks. Only games that are really slow are space quest/kings quest although they're far more playable now that I have the 8MB to play around with. |
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Nope. You'll leave the trap door expansion which gives you a total of 2 MB chip.
Then you'll remove the Toms 8 MB and replace it with the ACA500. That gives you 2 MB fast. Then you can sell Toms 8 MB and buy a ACA1220 as a replacement. |
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What exactly is your configuration, that allows you to run whdload games? |
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07 August 2012, 14:53 | #187 |
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Sure, with WHDLoad you need few power to handle games that already kick off the good old 68K@7MHz.
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08 August 2012, 02:48 | #188 | |
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Can play 90% of games fine, Space quest I gave up on too slow, kings quest enhanced works not too badly needs a slight bump in speed :-) The 8MB from Tom helped alot. Upgraded to Workbench 3.1 along with the kick but that gave me less chip RAM available. Actually the fastest combination was Workbench 2.x with kickstart 3.1 :-) Gave me 1.9MB chip to play with. |
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08 August 2012, 02:50 | #189 |
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Will be replacing the SCSI card reader with the ide68k I have sitting here so should improve the HDD seek times :-)
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7 MHz 100% compatible 14 MHz cruise speed 28 MHz serious muscle 50 MHz turbo charge (when rendering with Real 3D ) So we can pick some medium values where the extra speed is showing, but it still goes easy on the CPU. |
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08 August 2012, 18:25 | #191 |
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Whatever you like. get ready for some pics later tonight.
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08 August 2012, 19:11 | #192 |
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09 August 2012, 00:35 | #193 |
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Alright, this is no vaporware... Here's a real PCB. We plan to have the final boards immersion gold coated, but it's too expensive for one demo board. Please look at the first picture, especially on the lower left and tell me what you see...
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So it is for september ? Tiny Launcher can give you more Last edited by prowler; 09 August 2012 at 00:54. Reason: Back-to-back posts merged. |
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09 August 2012, 03:13 | #196 |
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This board is going to be a success !
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Nice can't wait to see it finished!
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09 August 2012, 09:27 | #198 |
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Nice, what modes does the IDE Support - UDMA33 or UDMA66?
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hi,
i would like to state interest in one of these |
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