CompuServe Thread

Here are the prices sent to me for the various incarnations of the 68020/68881 stuff and the expansion boxes: . CSA-TURBO CHASSIS Expansion Box $895.00 Consists of the following: 5-slot, 100-pin Ranger back plane 32-bit CSA address/data bus 100 Watt switching power supply cooling fan Space for hard disk . CSA-HOST ADAPTOR SCSI interface for Winchester $650.00 Hard Disk . CSA-HARD DISK 20 Mb Winchester hard disk $850.00 with controller . CSA-68020/68881CPU 68020/68881 Ranger bus CPU $1480.00 board, 14MHz clock, CSA 32-bit address/data bus . CSA-68020CPU 68020 Ranger bus CPU board $ 975.00 14MHz clock, CSA 32-bit address/ data bus. . MEMORY BOARDS . CSA-512KMB 512k, 32-bit static RAM $1800.00 . CSA-256KMB 256k, 32-bit static RAM $1230.00 . CSA-MB Memory board only (socketed) $ 720.00 PIGGY-BACK BOARDS(Plug into 68000 socket) . CSA-68020PGY-C CSA 68020 Piggyback board $1480.00 with 68020 & 68881 . CSA-68020PGY-M CSA 68020 Piggyback board $ 975.00 without 68881 . CSA-68020PGY-B CSA 68020 Piggyback board $ 575.00 without 68020 or 68881 . …and the BIGGIE: . CSA-TURBO AMIGA Exapnsion chassis with $5475.00! 68020/68881 CPU, 14MHz clock 512k, 32-bit static RAM memory SCSI host adaptor board 20 Mb Winchester hard disk . If the $pirit moves me, I think I would opt for the empty expansion box with the addition of the 68020 (/68881?), and the 512k 32-bit RAM board. What I am wondering is if the 32-bit backplane would accept the other 16-bit, 100-pin expansion boards (other makes of memory, etc.). I'll have to find out. . DISCLAIMER: I have no connection with CSA. . -Jere