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Old 07 July 2007, 17:55   #1
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New IDEFIX Express Adapters Shipping

We are pleased to announce immediate availabilty of the new IDEFIX Express IDE adapters which we have now received from our hardware partner, Individual Computers.

Product Features:
- 4-way buffered Interface
- Upto 5.1MB/sec IDE access faster than standard buffered interfaces
- Full IDEFIX licensed software
- New revision Express adapter with header for optional clockport extender (coming soon to www.amigakit.com)
- compatible with A1200 with AmigaOS 3.0, 3.1, 3.5 and 3.9

With IDEFIX Express, your IDE controller switches to turbo!

Direct Product Link:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...roducts_id=425

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Old 07 July 2007, 20:56   #2
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They do look nice I must say...

Good old Jens though.. He always finds a way to include a clockport (or 2).. lol (not that that's a bad thing)
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Old 07 July 2007, 21:34   #3
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awsome stuff... its shame my lates project has eating into my miggy budget!

ahhh no if only Jens would build us a clock port expander
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Old 07 July 2007, 21:54   #4
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I think clock port should be rechristened as 'jens port'
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Old 07 July 2007, 22:10   #5
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if I had an A1200 , I would surelly get one... I hear it has similar speed to FastATA MK3, if not better!
my FastATA MK1 was slower!
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Old 07 July 2007, 22:17   #6
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if I had an A1200 , I would surelly get one... I hear it has similar speed to FastATA MK3, if not better!
my FastATA MK1 was slower!
I would get one but I like the greater than 4 gig feature on the FastATA MKIII
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Old 07 July 2007, 22:24   #7
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using new SFS and TD64 you can use greater than 4gb under IDEfix97 let alone IDEfix Express
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As Zetro has correctly stated, IDEFIX Express supports hard disks greater than 4GB.
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Old 07 July 2007, 22:54   #9
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Oh great, more of my money heading into Amigakit's pocket
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Oh great, more of my money heading into Amigakit's pocket
LOL! It does get like that sometimes doesn't it?
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Old 07 July 2007, 23:45   #11
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Yes, it really does lol
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Old 08 July 2007, 12:52   #13
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also from what I have understood, IF YOU DON'T use a 4+GB OS like 3.9, then fastATA just chops the HD in 4GB pieces, and u end up with several HD icons on ur wb... bah
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New Item!
That means a new project!
That means more space needed!
Move House!
Rows with girlfriend!
Less time to look for job! (result!)

So What... I'm ordering one of these for my "More space, New house, Row with Girlfriend, Less time to look for a job - new project!!!"

Well done Amigakit for introducing new items and supporting the Amiga.

I will checkout an order today!
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Thank you so much amigakit
I have just ordered one and am excitedly awaiting it to be delivered!!
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As Zetro has correctly stated, IDEFIX Express supports hard disks greater than 4GB.

Doh, i popped in to pickup my IDEFIX (Normal) 3 days before this was released, if only i knew, i would have bought and express, . My wife did say, if i really want 1 i can have 1, lol.
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Well come in tomorrow and we will offer upgrade for the IDEFIX Express.

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Thanks for you order.
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Well come in tomorrow and we will offer upgrade for the IDEFIX Express.

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Thanks for you order.

Thats great, how much for the upgrade?
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also from what I have understood, IF YOU DON'T use a 4+GB OS like 3.9, then fastATA just chops the HD in 4GB pieces, and u end up with several HD icons on ur wb... bah
In another recent thread I started, someone replied that is only optional, it does not have to split the HD. I would have tested it, but my FastATA won't fit in my standard A1200 due to bad hardware quality. I think i need to clip off some pins on its underside so it can sit flush on top of some chips on the motherboard.
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread - The clockport header on the new IDEFixExpress...
...is it independent of the A1200 clockport? ie you can use two clockport devices?
...if so I presume they are mapped to differing addresses - is that a problem for drivers..?

Curious, as to my options given I've just ordered one - thanks AmigaKit.


You know, this Amiga thing was MUCH cheaper when I was only using Amithlon & WinUAE.
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