FS : GVP G-Force 030 Combo for Amiga 2000

coze · 04 June 2007, 01:26

Tested, and working, with 8mb ram (4mb onboard, 4mb SIMM). 68030EC CPU, 68882 FPU both at 40 MHz, 4.15 GVP SCSI rom, piggyback module for piggybacking a hdd on the back of the card.

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120$, shipping included.

keropi · 04 June 2007, 07:18

if only it would take normal simms and not that lame gvp ones...

BinoX · 04 June 2007, 11:20

Someone should build an adapter

coze · 04 June 2007, 11:33

There's a hack at aminet to mod 72 pin SIMMs to GVP 64 pin, however it's quite complex, shitload of work ...

http://aminet.net/package/docs/hard/gvpsim64

on the other hand, the mod includes the pinouts for the GVP SIMMs, and I have some evil plans ...

http://www.pcbcart.com/cart.php
http://www.cadsoft.de/

it should not be so dificult to design a layout. now if somebody could help me learn/register eagle we could make a production run of 64 pin SIMM PCBs and mounting RAM on them shouldn't be so difficult.

alexh · 04 June 2007, 11:37

If we knew what kinda of demand there would be it might be worth (financial) making a 100 or so 4Mbyte ones.

Methanoid · 04 June 2007, 12:14

I'd love one of these.... if I had my old B2000 still... I ran a BBS with that same model accelerator...

Zetr0 · 04 June 2007, 15:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexh

If we knew what kinda of demand there would be it might be worth (financial) making a 100 or so 4Mbyte ones.

what kind of price would a batch of 100 be then alexh ?

what if you sold it in KIT form ? wouldn` this make it cheaper?

maybe even have it so that you (if you really wanted to) solder 72pin sims directly to the card ?

coze · 06 June 2007, 19:13

Sold!

BinoX · 06 June 2007, 19:45

I'll buy some GVP RAM if u make it

Also dealers (like amigakit) might buy some?

Zetr0 · 07 June 2007, 01:17

@Alexh / Binox
or atleast home brew kits (if they were cheap enough)

BinoX · 07 June 2007, 01:22

I'd prefer pre-made ('cause I'm lazy) but kits are good too...

Zetr0 · 07 June 2007, 01:24

ahhh but kits give that much needed feel of "i built that"

that indeed is a good feeling, and one must feed that monster from time to time.

whiteb · 07 June 2007, 08:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by coze

it should not be so dificult to design a layout. now if somebody could help me learn/register eagle we could make a production run of 64 pin SIMM PCBs and mounting RAM on them shouldn't be so difficult.

I'll see if I can ....... <Cough> Obtain <Cough> Eagle pro.

BinoX · 07 June 2007, 09:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zetr0

ahhh but kits give that much needed feel of "i built that"

that indeed is a good feeling, and one must feed that monster from time to time.

lol, in that case, you could build mine for me.. I'm just happy with the "Hooray! More RAM! feeling

alexh · 07 June 2007, 10:20

I've asked around and the demand is quite low.

It's something that people ask about every once in a while but no-one really cares as they usually get a different accelerator....

I think we should look for some NOS before considering making any.

Several places say they sell them... albeit at high prices

http://www.softhut.com/cgi-bin/test/...&cart_id=52674

http://www.digarts.com/MainPages/SalesItems.htm

http://www.amiga.wehost.co.nz/

http://mc1.boing.net/mc1amiga/usedpart.htm

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04 June 2007, 07:18	#2
keropi . Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Ioannina/Greece Posts: 5,040	if only it would take normal simms and not that lame gvp ones...

04 June 2007, 11:20	#3
BinoX Miggy Man Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom Age: 40 Posts: 831	Someone should build an adapter

04 June 2007, 11:33	#4
coze hastala vista winny vista Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: mt fuji Age: 46 Posts: 1,335	There's a hack at aminet to mod 72 pin SIMMs to GVP 64 pin, however it's quite complex, shitload of work ... http://aminet.net/package/docs/hard/gvpsim64 on the other hand, the mod includes the pinouts for the GVP SIMMs, and I have some evil plans ... http://www.pcbcart.com/cart.php http://www.cadsoft.de/ it should not be so dificult to design a layout. now if somebody could help me learn/register eagle we could make a production run of 64 pin SIMM PCBs and mounting RAM on them shouldn't be so difficult.

04 June 2007, 11:37	#5
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,337	If we knew what kinda of demand there would be it might be worth (financial) making a 100 or so 4Mbyte ones.

04 June 2007, 12:14	#6
Methanoid Retired Quartex Sysop Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Roman Verulamium Age: 58 Posts: 1,873	I'd love one of these.... if I had my old B2000 still... I ran a BBS with that same model accelerator...

06 June 2007, 19:13	#8
coze hastala vista winny vista Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: mt fuji Age: 46 Posts: 1,335	Sold!

06 June 2007, 19:45	#9
BinoX Miggy Man Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom Age: 40 Posts: 831	I'll buy some GVP RAM if u make it Also dealers (like amigakit) might buy some?

07 June 2007, 01:17	#10
Zetr0 Ya' like it Retr0? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: United Kingdom Age: 49 Posts: 9,768	@Alexh / Binox or atleast home brew kits (if they were cheap enough)

07 June 2007, 01:22	#11
BinoX Miggy Man Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Cornwall, United Kingdom Age: 40 Posts: 831	I'd prefer pre-made ('cause I'm lazy) but kits are good too...

07 June 2007, 01:24	#12
Zetr0 Ya' like it Retr0? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: United Kingdom Age: 49 Posts: 9,768	ahhh but kits give that much needed feel of "i built that" that indeed is a good feeling, and one must feed that monster from time to time.

07 June 2007, 10:20	#15
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,337	I've asked around and the demand is quite low. It's something that people ask about every once in a while but no-one really cares as they usually get a different accelerator.... I think we should look for some NOS before considering making any. Several places say they sell them... albeit at high prices http://www.softhut.com/cgi-bin/test/...&cart_id=52674 http://www.digarts.com/MainPages/SalesItems.htm http://www.amiga.wehost.co.nz/ http://mc1.boing.net/mc1amiga/usedpart.htm

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