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#Amiga 4 sale

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#163765From: Fred E. Steiner JRSep 13, 1994 9:06 PM
Amiga 2000HD, GVP68030 accelerator running at 40 mhz, 52 meg hard drive, 7 meg ram, 1084 monitor. SOFTWARE, Amiga basic and Hisoft basic with compiler, Sonnix, Games incl. Falcon, where in time is Carmen Santiaigo, Chess master and more. Excellence and Final copy II, Digiview with a panasonic wv1410 video camera and copy stand. AtalkIII, ProPage 4.0 and ProDraw 3.0, Project D, SuperbasePro4 v1.01, Arexx, Photon paint and Aegis paint plus lots of public domain, blank disks and a computer desk and a bunch of other odds and ends. It's gotta go hopefully to a good home where someone can appreciate and use it.The whole lot for $750.00 or best offer. call 609-589-4669 and leave a message if I am not in, I'll call you back.
#164023From: Duane J. FleerSep 15, 1994 8:16 AM
Fred: I wish I could provide a "good home" to your setup, however I already have a A2000HD with most of the software you have mentioned> I don't have an accelerator, however. Would you be willing to sell it separately? I'm highly interested in it. Thanks, Duane.
#164040From: Dale LarsonSep 15, 1994 1:40 PM
I have an A2620 accelerator if you're interested.
#164233From: Duane J. FleerSep 16, 1994 3:56 PM
Dale, Please forgive me, but what are the specs on the 2620's? I've never really looked at them, only the 3rd party boards. How much memory, what is the clock speed, MMU/FPU on-board, etc. I'm not really interested in Unix (although I've considered it if I can find an inexpensive way to connect to Kansas State's network from home – long-distance bills would make it prohibitive), but I do enjoy ray-tracing and use my computer for programming some rather math-intensive engineering problems. Also, does that board have a 68000 "fall-back" mode, and is the accelerator memory available to the system when in that mode? Sorry for the questions, but inquiring minds want to know…<g>. Thanks, Duane.
#164248From: Dale LarsonSep 16, 1994 6:23 PM
2620s have 020s, MMUs and FPUs. I think they clock at 25mhz. They have up to 4mb RAM. You can boot in 68000 mode by holding down some mousebutton while you boot (maybe only on power-up?). I think you loose the RAM in that mode.
#164294From: Black Belt SystemsSep 17, 1994 12:58 AM
2620's run at 14 mhz, if memory serves. –Ben …via AutoPilot
#164306From: Dale LarsonSep 17, 1994 4:27 AM
I just checked the board. Unless they've overclocked the chips, your memory serves. 🙂 Thanks much for the correction.
#164122From: William S. AudetteSep 15, 1994 11:48 PM
I love your settup. It looks like you were an avid Amiga user. I would happly pay $650 for that wonderful package. The desk and the software, however I won't need. This would allow you to make a greater proffit elsewhere. If you like, give me a call at (208)388-0870 ask for Bill. WSTime mornings are the best time to get ahold of me. BTW I'll pay COD shipping and handling. Looking forward to hearing from you if I don't get ahold of you first. Thanks.