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[amigakit]

AmigaKit.com is pleased to announce immediate availability of ZorRAM

ZorRAM is a new modern memory card for Zorro 3 Amiga 3000(T) and 4000(T) computers.

The new card can be supplied with 128MB of SDRAM memory as standard and 256MB of SDRAM memory as an product option.

It features a low profile Zorro III expansion card and has full Autoconfig support.


Direct Product Links:

USA:
http://www.amigakit.us/product_info.php?products_id=958

UK:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...roducts_id=958

Europe:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...roducts_id=958

Canada:
http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/...roducts_id=958

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[LoadWB]

Will the CyberStorms support 1GB of memory?? I mean, that's only around $750, ya know

Before anyone says anything snide, I do lament that things have to be so pricey for our beloved hobby. But then, how many loves are inexpensive? heheheh I am pretty happy to see new things like this come out for Amiga, even though I will not be affording one for a while.

[TheGoose]

Damn! More stuff I want!

[spihunter]

Yea Goose! You need one of those 128MB ones for your A3000 that I'm using!

[TheGoose]

Originally Posted by spihunter

Yea Goose! You need one of those 128MB ones for your A3000 that I'm using!

LOL ! yep, you're right. Hope it's running ok now, I think that is a sweet machine.

[Minuous]

Does anyone know the Manufacturer and Product IDs for this board, I will add them to the registry?

[omnicron10]

To: Minuous

I see in this post on english amiga board a screen shot with 4 boards in the machine.

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=52704

Prod=3643/32($E3B/$20)

Is that what you are looking for?

[amigakit]

The ZorRAM product ID is listed on the product page on our webstore

ZorRAM is compatible with the Cyberstorm but we have only tested 2x cards with it so far..

However, just out of curiosity, we previously tested 4x ZorRAM 256MB installed together with a 4060T accelerator (68060) with 128MB SIMM memory- here is the result:

http://www.amigakit.com/images/4xzorram-4060t.jpg

[Piru]

Originally Posted by amigakit

http://www.amigakit.com/images/4xzorram-4060t.jpg

Could you please provide the full bustest output as requested before?

[Colmiga]

Originally Posted by LoadWB

Will the CyberStorms support 1GB of memory?? I mean, that's only around $750, ya know

Heh, if only it was possible . The Cyberstorm boards are limited to 128MB as that's the memory window available to CPU Boards on the A3000/A4000 fast slot.

Can't wait to get my ZorRAM now they are available. Ordered mine just after they were announced. Been very patient

[jsixis]

good price, now if I had a reason for that much ram
alas, I'm not a power user anymore

[mboehmer_e3b]

@Piru: sorry for the delay. Had to assemble my test machine again.

First test on Blizzard 4030@50MHz:

BusSpeedTest 0.19 (mlelstv)   Buffer:     262144 Bytes, Alignment: 32768
========================================================================
memtype   addr       op         cycle     calib         bandwidth
user      $50000000  readw     255.8 ns   normal       7.5 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  readl     430.3 ns   normal       8.9 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  readm     415.0 ns   normal       9.2 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  writew    331.4 ns   normal       5.8 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  writel    331.5 ns   normal      11.5 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  writem    289.6 ns   normal      13.2 * 2^20 byte/s

Second test on CSPPC 060@50MHz:

BusSpeedTest 0.19 (mlelstv)   Buffer:     262144 Bytes, Alignment: 32768
========================================================================
memtype   addr       op         cycle     calib         bandwidth
user      $50000000  readw     631.5 ns   normal       3.0 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  readl     632.7 ns   normal       6.0 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  readm     632.7 ns   normal       6.0 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  writew    362.2 ns   normal       5.3 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  writel    362.8 ns   normal      10.5 * 2^20 byte/s
user      $50000000  writem    362.8 ns   normal      10.5 * 2^20 byte/s

Values are in real megabytes (2^10 bytes = 1kB), not in "HDD" megabytes (10^3 bytes = 1kB).

Michael