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BFG9060 Amiga A4000/A3000 Accelerator (No CPU)
£333.33 Ex. VAT
BFG9060 is a new accelerator for the Amiga A4000, A3000, A3000T* and A4000T developed by Matthias Heinrichs. The card slots into the existing CPU slot on the Amiga motherboard and provides a CPU socket that supports:
- 68040 running at 25Mhz (our cards are set up for 68060 CPUs ONLY)
- 68060 running at 50/75/100MHz (CPU heatsink and fan high recommended with a REV 6 CPU) LC/EC variants 50Mhz is suggested.
- 128 MB of DMA Fast RAM.
- Temperature and voltage monitoring via I²C.
- Overclocking capability up to 100 MHz with full 68060 Rev. 6 CPUs ONLY with heatsink and fan (we don’t offer support for overclocking or damage).
- Onboard 5V header to connect the optional CPU fan.
*A3000T is very picky and has not been tested, so if being used with an A3000T the card is sold as seen.
Installation guide here
For every BFG9060 sold we donate a percentage of the sale to Matthias Heinrichs to support further developments and we also support our builders.
*A3000T is very picky and has not been tested, so if being used with an A3000T the card is sold as seen.
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BFG9060 is a new accelerator for the Amiga A4000, A3000, A3000T* and A4000T developed by Matthias Heinrichs. The card slots into the existing CPU slot on the Amiga motherboard and includes a full 68060 CPU running at 50Mhz with FPU and MMU.
- 68060 running at 50 Mhz.
- 128 MB of DMA Fast RAM.
- Temperature and voltage monitoring via I²C.
- Onboard 5V header to connect the optional CPU fan.
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