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A630 Accelerator Amiga A600 68030 50Mhz, 128Mb, FPU PURPLE
A630 Accelerator Amiga A600 68030 50Mhz inc FPU PURPLE EDITION is the latest revision of the A630 modern turbo card with the classic 68030 Motorola processor running at 50Mhz and also includes an onboard FPU. Perfect for that sweet spot in speed and usefulness for Demos, WHDLoad* gaming, internet and so on. This will give any A600 a great speedboost in a compact unit.
Full specs:
- CPU MC68030, clocked on 50MHz.
- FPU 68882FN40 - synchronous or asynchronous clocking.
- 128MB SDRAM Fast Ram.
- Cooling: Active included.
- PCMCIA Friendly.
- PCB Colour - Purple
Important Information:
MMULib's for the A630 Accelerator
The A630 Accelerator requires the installation of MMULib's and it very important you use the right ones for the kickstart ROM you are using: 3.1 Kickstart: http://main.aminet.net/util/libs/MMULib.lha http://main.aminet.net/util/libs/MMULib.readme 3.2, 3.2.1 or 3.2.2 Install the MMULib package that came with the installation CD ONLY and NOT the ones from Aminet.Notes:
- Some demos or games may require disable "CPU CACHE" for better compatibility with the MC68000.
- The card is designed to work with 3.1 Roms and above including 3.2 and 3.2.1 of which can be purchased below.
- An internal HDD/CF/SD Card needs to be installed for the A630 to boot.
Amiga A600 Junior Motherboard Fully Built
Amiga A600 Junior motherboard, version June Bug Junior Rev 1.3.1. The Amiga A600 Junior is a reverse engineered A600 board by Róbert Tihanyi and is a full A600 board reimagind with some extras and modifications added.
A600 Junior is based on the Commodore A600 Rev 1.5 and has these enhancments:
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Corrected PCB layout, removed “nowhere” traces.
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Main Vcc rails stronger.
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Informative silkscreen.
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Values modified in audio (opamp) circuit, unior sounds better than a Rev1.5.
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CXA2075M Video Encoder
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DriveSelector. Like ReAmiga A1200 but it can handle all the 4 drives, DF0 to DF3. You can assign ANY DriveID to ANY physical drive.
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R102 moved to backside. This is the “Vampore-resistor” which are the reasony why accelerator’s sockets needs to be grinded. You don’t have to grind anymore on a Jr. board.
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HDD bay holes are now standard 3.0mm holes insted of the original oval. HDD cradles still can be used properly, but if not, you can also use them as mounting holes for accelerators. In this way, it is far more easy than on original boards.