"Dicke Olga" 68030 128MB Accelerator Card Review - for the Amiga 2000
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- This Video is an in-depth review of new "Dicke Olga" 68030 128 MB Accelerator/Expansion Card for the Amiga 2000. This is newly designed Amiga 68030 expansion card has an FPU option, includes 64 or 128 MB of Fast RAM, offers Compact Flash and mSATA Storage options as well as many other features! This is the fastest and most fully featured 68030 card ever produced for the Amiga 2000.
Dicke Olga - 030 CPU 64/128MB Accelerator card for A2000 Amiga (Official host)
www.amibay.com/threads/dicke-olga-030-cpu-64-128mb-accelerator-card-for-a2000-amiga-official-host.2443695/
Excellent review! 😊👍🏻
Very detailed information about available functions and options - enjoyed it a lot, thank You!
Anytime, I am glad you enjoyed it.
I wish I still had a 2000 to try one of these out! It is so cool to see all the new hardware that has been coming out for Amigas in recent years. What other 35+ year old platform sees this kind of action these days?
Cool video and very cool card. I just got a 2000EATX board and decided on this accelerator. DJCook built me a card which is with DHL now. Exciting times. Keep up the cool videos. Not many on this particular card. Only 1 other from Retronaut.
AMIGA FOREVER 😺👍🕹️!
Insert disk 2
Greetings from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
Hello, and Welcome 😀 That phrase always reminds me of Alien Breed, perhaps that is where you quoted this from ?
Hey :)
Thanks for the test. I think bustest is also an interessant benchmark.
Cheers
Excellent Allen, many thanks!!
Great video, I really like it and appreciate your work. What kind of Workbench enhancement do u you use, which icons and which fonts?
Thanks for watching! This too, is appreciated.
I use Magic Workbench. OS 3.2 comes with the Glow Icons as an option during the install, but I was never a fan of that look, so I stuck with Magic Workbench (MWB). The System Icons come with it, the rest are from various Aminet archives. MWB was very popular back in the day, thus there are many available Icon packs. I also use Tools Menu for the Workbench menu system. Most of my Workbench Fonts are either Zen or XHelvetica. They come as part of MUI (Magical User Interface), another must have for the Amiga Classic Computers.
Brilliant, love seeing new boards for old machines.
It's really awesome to see the support and devotion Developers have for the platform. It never ceases to amaze me.
I want this card but I would like to go through the process to build one. Might hold out or build a tk or tf536
damn, I totally missed that this thing now has sata and M2...I have to replace my prototype card with a newer version...
There are several PCB versions, the one featured in my Video is the fully loaded version. mSATA works well, a bit faster access than the CF Card. I may try the M.2 SATA again with the CD-ROM to see if I can get it to work. Future Boot ROM updates may resolve this. For now, I am using the Buddha Controller - 20th Anniversary Edition for CD-ROM access.
Se ho capito bene quella scheda in origine ha una CPU 030ec a 40 mhz,ma e' aggiornata al 030 a 50 mhz,questo spiega perche il socket FPU e plcc e non pga
You can order the card with fall 68030, which is binned from the factory rated at 40 MHz, which can clock up to 60 if desired. I opted to install one of my spare 68030s rated at 50 MHz, since I planned on overclocking the CPU to 60 MHz, just incase :)
Thx for the video! Side question: what mod do you have for the 2mb chipram? thx
It's the ACE 2B from individual Computers. They are still available:
icomp.de/shop-icomp/en/produkt-details/product/ace2.html
Hi. What is de name of the tool that let you put programs into the menu bar? I used something like that in the ninnies but I can't find it anywhere.
It's called Tools Daemon. It comes with the installer and needed libraries:
aminet.net/package/util/boot/ToolsDaemon21a
It is recommended that you download and install this patch after you have 2..1a installed , for improved O.S compatibility:
aminet.net/package/util/boot/ToolsDaemon22
Still one of the best Amiga tech channels for my money - thanks Allen.
I hope so :)