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[Damion]

Like Tone mentioned, it would require modification, both floppy bays would likely be blocked by the vertical SIMMs.

You definitely want something with angled SIMM sockets. Even then - and especially with an '040 - you'll want to cut out part of the drive cage where the second floppy would sit, so there's room for mounting a heatsink/fan over the CPU.

I also agree with the above, the WarpEngine is a much better accelerator than an '040 MKII.

[matt3k]

The 3k version is tight with no modifications, I have never installed a 4000 version in a 3000 but I would bet it would be an effort even beyond hacking the tray...

Importantly, I think only the 3k version had the CIA jumper wire so you can use the fast scsi II controller on board. The SCSI controller is really nice I remember it being really fast...

The 3000 version maxed out at 64mb ram, where the 4000 version maxed at 128 mb.

I installed this well over 10 years ago, so I'm fuzzy on the details...

[runequester]

64 megs is plenty, but I dont think Im up to hacking away at my poor 3000 when she gets here, so I think I'll pass. Thanks though!

[A4000_Mad]

Originally Posted by runequester

64 megs is plenty, but I dont think Im up to hacking away at my poor 3000 when she gets here, so I think I'll pass. Thanks though!

You're welcome and good luck with finding the right card for your A3000

[A4000_Mad]

Great Valley Products G-Force 030 board for the A2000 currently with 8MB of RAM.....




LINK

Comes with the hard disk mounting kit and a small capacity hard drive on the back of the card.


ShowConfig reports:-

PROCESSOR: CPU 68030/68882 fpu/68030mmu
RAM: FAST 8.0 meg
BOARD: prod 2017/11

£150 plus postage.

Thanks

[TheBilgeRat]

Originally Posted by A4000_Mad

Great Valley Products G-Force 030 board for the A2000 currently with 8MB of RAM.....




LINK

Comes with the hard disk mounting kit and a small capacity hard drive on the back of the card.


ShowConfig reports:-

PROCESSOR: CPU 68030/68882 fpu/68030mmu
RAM: FAST 8.0 meg
BOARD: prod 2017/11

£150 plus postage.

Thanks

Grr!!! Why do you have to be British and why do you have to go mad when I'm broke?

[A4000_Mad]

Commodore A2386SX BRIDGE BOARD .........

Emulates: PC
Processor: Intel 386sx@16Mhz, Intel 386sx@20Mhz or Intel 386sx@25Mhz, optional 387 FPU (PLCC)
RAM: 1MB (Expandable to 8MB with ZIPs, 16MB with a ZIP to SIMM converter)
Graphics Emulation: MDA
CGA
(can use real ISA graphics cards)
Sound Emulation: Real PC speaker
(can use real ISA sound cards)

A full length Zorro II card which emulates a PC at the full speed of a 386. It was available with three different speeds of 386, from 16Mhz to 25Mhz. The card plugs into both a Zorro II slot and an ISA slot and was capable of using real ISA cards. This bridgeboard could use your existing Amiga's floppy drives or dedicated floppy drives. Although the bridgeboard does not allow you to use ISA cards from the Amiga side, there is a special driver available from Aminet that does let you use NE2000 network cards from the Amiga.

£175 plus postage

Thanks

[dkedrow]

I'll take the WarpEngine! I'll PM you my address for shipping estimate.

[A4000_Mad]

Originally Posted by dkedrow

I'll take the WarpEngine! I'll PM you my address for shipping estimate.

PM sent with shipping prices

[A4000_Mad]

Great Valley Products G-Lock (Genlock)

An external genlock for the Amiga which connects to the RGB port. It has 2 x composite inputs, 1 x SVHS input, and an RGB composite with SVHS output. The G-Lock is also capable of mixing sound with 2 mono inputs and a single output.

£75 plus postage.

Thanks

[dkedrow]

Unfortunately I've withdrawn my offer for the WarpEngine so unless anyone else snagged it, it should still be up for grabs.

A4000_Mad: Sorry, I would have never thought a boxed CSMK2 060 would fall in my lap the day after making an offer on your WE. The deal was just too sweet to pass up.

[A4000_Mad]

Cybervision 64/3D .........



£150 plus postage.

Thanks

[A4000_Mad]

The bridgeboard is sold but all of the other items are still available