12 May 2010, 22:06 | #1 |
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New ZorRAM Image
Production of the new ZorRAM memory expansion is complete and they are being quality tested this week.
Here is the final production photo: http://www.amigakit.com/images/zorram.jpg Last edited by amigakit.com; 12 May 2010 at 22:52. |
12 May 2010, 22:16 | #2 |
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Congratz AmigaKit once more!
I should advice though to change the zorram sub-domain that is on Zorram and advertises your website. At least for me it shows the following website http://zorram.amigakit.com : |
12 May 2010, 22:20 | #3 |
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The ZorRAM website will take about 48 hrs to propogate around the 'net. The product page is open here:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...roducts_id=958 |
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Nice, I hope there is a future announcement about OS4 classic support.
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13 May 2010, 19:31 | #5 |
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@AmigaKit
I realy like this product, it answers pleads for A3000 and A4000 owners that dont have a CPU card with a memory controller as well as provides more ram to such owners. I will be hunting for one of these after the 25th Amiga Aniversary convention in Bletchy Park which I must ask of the following - Are you or will there be an AmigaKit presence? I know the X1000 is gonna be on demo - it would be great to put some faces to names =) In the annoncment of the ZorRam product, you disucssed the possibility of a 256MB version with an updated controller, is that still a possibility? any ideas on price / availability? ... its quite chucklesome,.... I remember buying my first 128MB stick of SDRAM for my PC back in 2002... that cost me £120!!! |
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As for the 256MB, best for matt to answer that. Im not sure if its been decided yet. |
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Can be: RAMZES I - 128MB RAMZES II - 256 MB etc |
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18 May 2010, 15:45 | #8 |
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Too late now Don but it was a good one.
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19 May 2010, 21:23 | #9 |
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ZorRAM, the new Zorro III SDRAM Memory Upgrade is now in transit to us and will be available imminently in the next few days exclusively from www.amigakit.com
About ZorRAM: Expand your Amiga 3000, 3000T, 4000 or 4000T with this 128MB SDRAM memory expansion. Board plugs into any free Zorro III expansion slot and autoconfigures the memory for use as Fast Memory. Features -128MB of Fast Memory -Zorro III 32-bit AutoConfig Expansion -Low power, cool 3.3v compact design (130mm x 55mm) -New and exclusive AmigaKit.com product |
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Some initial tests of the initial ZorRAM we have received from production run.
Just for fun, I am testing 4x ZorRAMs in an A4000 Rev B (desktop) with a Commodore standard Zorro duaghter card and Commodore A3640 Rev 3.1 and Buster 11. Apologies for the bad picture :-) Testing goes on... Last edited by amigakit.com; 21 May 2010 at 23:35. |
21 May 2010, 23:42 | #11 |
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Hahahaha 1GB in a classic Amiga is pretty mental indeed! Way to go AmigaKit!
Does that means 256MB version is ready? |
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We are awaiting the extra chips/SMT caps for customer 256MB version. Components should be here early this coming week.
The final last minute tweaks to the 128MB firmware is being done currently.. |
22 May 2010, 09:36 | #13 |
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Can't wait for the new budget for A1200's that you mentioned over a.org
I'm really curious and hungry for more A1200 stuffz. Where da hell am I gonna put them??? Keep up the good work Mat |
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Thanks!
I don't expect any Classic Amiga user to utilise a full 1GB of FastRAM- the example test was just a bit of fun :-) However, I often use up to 256MB Fast memory on my own A1200 especially when I am using Pagestream, TVPaint, PDF, Ghostscript, and FXScan applications. A4000 accelerators with memory on-board are very scarce (and expensive on Ebay unfortunately). Hopefully, ZorRAM will give standard A4000 users a well-priced and readily-available way of adding memory with modern SDRAM technology and warranty/support. It designed to be the most cost effective way of adding memory to the A4000 so it need not be constrained to standard 16MB on board memory. If it has the added benefit that larger, more memory expansive programs are developed for the Classic Amiga, then we will be very happy. |
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