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40/4 Magnum
Company
Computer System Associates, USA
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
1058 / 17
    processor
  • 68040 @ 25 / 33 MHz
    memory
  • four 72 pin SIMM sockets accept 64 MB RAM
  • supports 4 or 16 MB SIMMs (1M×32 resp. 4M×32)
  • SIMM sizes can be mixed
  • 1 MB burstable static RAM, soldered to the board
  • 32 bit feature connector for extra memory board adding up to 128 MB RAM
  • supports normal, page and burst modes
    Fast SCSI 2 controller
  • NCR 53C710 controller IC
  • 50 pin internal header
  • DB25 external connector
  • socketed resistors for SCSI termination
  • LED bank indicate SCSI bus activity
  • supported by NetBSD and OpenBSD
    I/O
  • one DB25 RS422 compatible parallel port - plus one optional
  • one DB9 RS232 compatible serial port - plus two optional
    notes
  • LED bank indicate system bus activity
  • programmable EPROM
  • 68000 fallback mode, selectable by jumper or software
  • pressing left mouse button during startup disables autoboot
  • Autoboot disable switch at slot cover
  • the board's autoconfiguration can be disabled by jumper
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • 40_4_Magnum.dms
    install disk
    csascsi.device v38.76 (8 Sep 1992), csaser.device v1.52 (8 Jan 1992), csaprint.device v1.0 (28 May 92)
    311 kB
Vintage Advert

Advert (AU)
1992-08
Benchmark

A2620
Company
Commodore, USA
Date
1988
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
514 / 80
    processor
  • 68020 @ 14 MHz, synchronous with the motherboard
  • 68851 memory management unit
  • factory installed 68881 @ 14 MHz, supports FPUs up to 68882 @ 25 MHz
  • can be upgraded to 68030 with the Harms Professinal-Pack 030 board
    memory
  • 2 or 4 MB 32 bit RAM
  • 16 or 32 256k×4 page mode ZIPs 80-100 ns
  • not expandable
  • RAM can be disabled or autoconfigured by setting a jumper
    notes
  • the first accelerator board for the A2000
  • boot ROMs below rev 6 are incompatible with Kickstart 2.0 and above
    • the ROM address space overlaps the upper 256 kB of the 512 kB Kickstart ROMs (Kickstart 1.3 is 256 kB only)
    • by the time AmigaOS loads, the boot ROMs are supposed to be off but due to a bug in the A26x0 ROM code they remain active, causing an address space collision
    • fitting a rev 6 or 7 ROM pair solves the problem
    • some boards are reported being incompatible with the newer ROMs either
  • in 68000 fallback mode the RAM is still available
Photos
Commodore A2620 - front side
front side
Commodore A2620 - back side
back side
Manual
Benchmark

A2630
Company
Commodore, USA
Date
1989
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
514 / 81
    memory
  • 2 or 4 MB RAM on board
  • capable of DMA, but does not support burst mode
  • 16 or 32 256k×4 page mode ZIPs 80-100 ns
  • expansion slot for third party RAM boards
  • RAM can be disabled or autoconfigured by setting a jumper
    notes
  • jumper selects whether autoboot into AmigaDOS or UNIX
  • boot ROMs below rev 6 are incompatible with Kickstart 2.0 and above
    • the ROM address space overlaps the upper 256 kB of the 512 kB Kickstart ROMs (Kickstart 1.3 is 256 kB only)
    • by the time AmigaOS loads, the boot ROMs are supposed to be off but due to a bug in the A26x0 ROM code they remain active, causing an address space collision
    • fitting a rev 6 or 7 ROM pair solves the problem
  • in 68000 fallback mode the RAM is still available
    jumper settings
    J301 -RAM size: ON - 2 MB, OFF - 4 MB
    J302 -B2000: ON - german A2000
    J303 -RAM autoconfig: ON - disabled
    J304 -OS: ON - UNIX, OFF - AmigaOS
  • rev 6
    • J202 -FPU clock: ON - same as CPU clock
    J200 -reserved
  • rev 9
    • J202 -FPU clock: 1-2 - same as CPU clock, 2-3 - from oscillator U203
Photos
Commodore A2630 - Rev 6 front side
Rev 6, front side
Commodore A2630 - Rev 6 back side
Rev 6, back side
Commodore A2630 - Rev 9 front side
Rev 9, front side
Commodore A2630 - Rev 9 back side
Rev 9, back side
Manual
Benchmark

A3001 (Impact A2000-030)
Company
Great Valley Products, USA
Date
1989
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2017 / 8,9,13
    processor
  • 68030 @ 16 / 25 / 28 / 33 / 50 MHz, PGA
  • optional 68882 @ 16 - 50 MHz, PGA - can be clocked at different speed than the CPU
    optional memory daughterboards
  • 68030-RAM8:
    • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets accept 4 or 8 MB RAM
    • supports only special 1 MB Nibble Mode SIMMs, they are more expensive than GVP SIMMs
    • accepts SIMMs in groups of four
  • 68030-RAM32: (from 1991)
    • eight 64 pin SIMM sockets accept up to 8 or 20 MB RAM
    • supports only special 1 or 4 MB, 60 ns GVP SIMMs
    • 60 ns SIMMs are required for 50 MHz, 70 ns for 33 MHz, 80 ns for 25 MHz
    • 16 - 33 MHz boards support 1 MB SIMMs only, possible configurations are 2, 4 and 8 MB
    • 50 MHz boards support 4 MB SIMMs, possible configurations are 4, 8, 12, 16 and 20 MB
    • using a 4 MB SIMM requires four 1 MB SIMMs to be installed in sockets 3 to 6, so the 4 MB SIMMs can only be installed into sockets 7 to 10
    optional IDE controller
  • two autoboot ROM sockets
  • to activate the IDE controller only the boot EPROM(s) (gvpat.device) has to be installed on the main board - the first version of the driver software required two EPROMs, later ones required only one
  • does not support drives that has more than 1024 cylinders
  • controller uses byte-swapped storaging, so the HDD will be unreadable on other controllers without that feature
  • 40 pin internal IDE header
  • A-Max II driver (gvpat.amhd) - requires gvpat.device v2.4 and A-Max v2.06
    notes
  • autobooting requires at least Kickstart 1.3 - the autoboot ROM should not be installed with Kickstart 1.2
  • two ROM sockets for UNIX boot ROMs that require an A2090A SCSI controller - these ROMs are compatible with those on the A2630
  • 68000 fallback mode selectable by jumper
  • the memory and IDE controller is also deactivated in fallback mode
    jumper settings - A3001
    JumperDefaultDescription
    J4OPENInstall to clock FPU from oscillator U2
    J5SHORTEDRemove to disconnect FPU from oscillator U1
    J6OPENInstall to disable the 68030’s caches
    J7OPENInstall to disable the 68030’s MMU
    J8OPENInstall to enable Unix boot register
    J9SHORTEDRemove to enable 68030 boot EPROMs
    J10SHORTEDRemove for use in German 4-layer A2000’s
    J11OPENInstall to boot in 68000 mode
    J12OPENReserved
    J13OPENReserved
    J14SHORTEDReserved
    J15OPENReserved (AT interface)
    J16SHORTEDReserved (AT interface)
    jumper settings - RAM8 board
    JumperDefaultDescription
    J1OPENReserved
    J2OPENReserved
    J3SHORTEDReserved
    J4SHORTEDReserved
    J5SHORTEDRemove to enable full 8MB of 32-bit RAM
    J6SHORTEDReserved
    J7OPENReserved
Photos
Great Valley Products A3001 (Impact A2000-030) - Series I front side
Series I, front side
Great Valley Products A3001 (Impact A2000-030) - Series I front side
Series I, front side
Great Valley Products A3001 (Impact A2000-030) - Series I with RAM8 board back side
Series I with RAM8 board, back side
Great Valley Products A3001 (Impact A2000-030) - Series I with RAM8 board back side
Series I with RAM8 board, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1989-10

Advert (DE)
1990-01

Advert (DE)
1990-05

Advert (DE)
1990-06

Advert (US)
1989-06

Advert (FR)
1989-09

Advert (US)
1989-09

Advert (FR)
1989-12

Advert (US)
1989-12

Advert (US)
1990-01

Advert (US)
1990-03

Advert (US)
1990-04

Advert (FR)
1990-05

Advert (FR)
1990-06

Advert (US)
1990-07

Advert (US)
1990-08

Advert (FR)
1990-09

Advert (FR)
1990-11

Advert (US)
1990-12

Advert (US)
1991-04
Benchmark

A3001 Series II (Impact A2000-030)
Company
Great Valley Products, USA
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2017 / 8,9,13
    processor
  • 68030 @ 33 / 50 MHz, PGA
  • 68882 @ 33 / 50 MHz, PGA - clocked separately from the CPU
    memory daughterboard (68030-RAM32)
  • eight 64 pin SIMM sockets accept up to 8 or 20 MB RAM
  • supports only special 1 or 4 MB, 60 ns GVP SIMMs
  • 60 ns SIMMs are required for 50 MHz, 70 ns for 33 MHz, 80 ns for 25 MHz
  • 16 - 33 MHz boards support 1 MB SIMMs only, possible configurations are 2, 4 and 8 MB
  • 50 MHz boards support 4 MB SIMMs, possible configurations are 4, 8, 12, 16 and 20 MB
  • using a 4 MB SIMM requires four 1 MB SIMMs to be installed in sockets 3 to 6, so the 4 MB SIMMs can only be installed into sockets 7 to 10
    IDE controller
  • autoboot ROM (gvpat.device)
  • does not support drives that has more than 1024 cylinders
  • autobooting requires at least Kickstart 1.3 - the autoboot ROM should be removed with Kickstart 1.2
  • controller uses byte-swapped storaging, so the HDD will be unreadable on other controllers without that feature
  • 40 pin internal IDE header
  • A-Max II driver (gvpat.amhd) - requires gvpat.device v2.4 and A-Max v2.06
    jumper settings
  • main board (rev 7):
    J4
    ON
    OFF    		J5
    OFF
    ON    		- FPU clock
    - from oscillator U2
    - from oscillator U1
    J10
    ON
    OFF    		J12
    ON
    OFF    		J13
    ON
    OFF    		J14
    OFF
    ON    		- clocking mode
    - A2000-A german motherboard, 68000 must be removed
    - A2000-B motherboard
    J6 -MMU: ON - disable
    J7 -CPU clock: OFF - 50 MHz, ON - lower
    J9 -68030 Boot code EPROMS (U23 and U25): OFF - enable
    J11 -68000 fallback mode: ON - enable
    J15 -IDE autoboot EPROM (U34): ON - enable
    J17 -IDE autoboot EPROM type: ON - 27256, OFF - 27128
    J18 -IDE drive: OFF - connected (with autoboot EPROM v3 or later)
    J1, J16
    ON    		J2
    OFF
    - reserved
  • memory board (rev 3):
    J3
    OFF
    ON    		CN11
    OFF
    2-3    		CN13
    ON
    OFF
    - 50 MHz
    - lower clock
    J5
    ON
    OFF    		- memory address of CN7-CN10 SIMMs
    - Zorro II address space (with 1 MB SIMMs only)
    - 0x01000000 (with 4 MB SIMMs only)
    J1, J4, J6, J8
    ON    		J2, J11
    OFF    		CN12
    1-2
    - reserved
    notes
  • two ROM sockets for UNIX boot ROMs that require an A2090A SCSI controller - these ROMs are compatible with those on the A2630
  • the memory and IDE controller is also deactivated in 68000 fallback mode
Photos
Great Valley Products A3001 Series II (Impact A2000-030) - Series II front side
Series II, front side
Great Valley Products A3001 Series II (Impact A2000-030) - Series II back side
Series II, back side
Great Valley Products A3001 Series II (Impact A2000-030) - RAM32 board front side
RAM32 board, front side
Great Valley Products A3001 Series II (Impact A2000-030) - RAM32 board back side
RAM32 board, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1991-05

A5000
Company
Solid State Leisure, UK
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 16.67 MHz, PGA
  • optional PGA FPU, no MMU
    memory
  • 1 MB RAM installed, expandable to 4 MB
  • 32 DIP sockets
  • takes 256k×4, 80 ns or faster DIPs
  • non-autoconfiguring
  • hardware maprom
  • does not support DMA to its 32 bit RAM, it affects the A590 badly - DMAfix can solve this
    notes
  • connects to the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • 68000 fallback mode - the software can switch from 68030 to 68000 but cannot switch back, the machine has to be switched off
  • HDToolBox gets confused with the board (it works correctly in fallback mode)
  • memory is not available in fallback mode
Photos
Solid State Leisure A5000 - front side
front side
Solid State Leisure A5000 - back side
back side
Vintage Advert

Advert (GB)
1990-06

Advert (GB)
1990-07

Advert (GB)
1990-11

Advert (FR)
1990-11

Advert (GB)
1991-03

AdSpeed
Company
ICD, USA
Date
1990
Amiga
A500, A1000, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
  • 68000 @ 14.3 MHz
  • 32 kB SRAM - 16 kB cache and 16 kB of cache tags - reduces the time required to read and write to Fast RAM
  • connects to 68000's socket
  • can be disabled at any time through software or an optional hardware switch
Photos
ICD AdSpeed - without 68000 front side
without 68000, front side
ICD AdSpeed - with 68000 front side
with 68000, front side
ICD AdSpeed - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1991-02

Advert (US)
1991-02

Animate Turbo-Board I & II
Company
Harms Computertechnik, Germany
Date
1989
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 14 MHz PGA
  • optional PGA FPU, clocked with a separate oscillator
    notes
  • the board was delivered as a kit, the user had to solder the sockets for CPU & FPU, a resistor pack, 6 capacitors and the 68000 socket
  • if no FPU is used, pin 18 of U4 has to be connected with pin 22 of the 68000 socket
  • no option for memory expansion
  • Turbo-Board I:
    • no 68000 fallback mode
  • Turbo-Board II:
    • 68000 fallback mode selectable by switch
    • the 68000 is factory installed on the board
Photos
Harms Computertechnik Animate Turbo-Board I & II - front side
front side
Harms Computertechnik Animate Turbo-Board I & II - back side
back side
Manual
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1989-02

Animate Turbo-Board III
Company
Harms Computertechnik, Germany
Date
1989
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    processor
  • 68020 @ 14 / 16 MHz, PGA
  • optional PGA FPU 14 - 33 MHz
    memory
  • eight DIP sockets accept 128 kB - 1 MB 32 bit static RAM
    notes
  • plugs into the CPU slot
  • the 68000 has to be removed from the motherboard - fallback to 68000 mode is not possible
  • 32 bit feature connector for optional RAM expansion or Multifunction card
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1989-05

Advert (DE)
1990-03

Apollo 2030 Turbo
Company
ACT Elektronik, Germany
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
8738 / 35
    processor
  • 68030 @ 25 / 28 / 50 MHz QFP, PLCC or PGA
  • 68882 @ 25 / 28 / 50 MHz PLCC or PGA
    memory
  • two 72 pin SIMM sockets accept 64 MB RAM
  • supports 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 MB SIMMs
  • 60 ns SIMMs are required for the 50 MHz version
  • accepts FastPage and EDO RAM
  • SIMM sizes can be mixed
  • burst RAM access
  • memory disable switch
    SCSI 2
  • non-DMA SCSI controller
  • autoboot ROM (SCSI-Apollo.device)
  • supports the RDB standard
  • optional external SCSI connector
  • a 3.5" hard disk can be mounted on the card
  • SCSI disable switch
Photos
ACT Elektronik Apollo 2030 Turbo - front side
front side
ACT Elektronik Apollo 2030 Turbo - front side
front side
ACT Elektronik Apollo 2030 Turbo - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk

Avanti
Company
Evolution Computer Systems, Germany
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
  • 68000 @ 14 MHz (overclocked 12 MHz unit)
  • optional PGA FPU, 68881 @ 14 MHz (synchronous) or more with separate oscillator (asynchronous)
  • connects to the 68000's socket
Photos
Evolution Computer Systems Avanti - front side
front side
Evolution Computer Systems Avanti - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • Avanti.dms
    tool disk, performance programs
    MandelVroom v2.0
    337 kB
  • Evolution-FPU.dms
    FPU support disk, programming examples, libraries
    52 kB

B5000
Company
Solid State Leisure, UK
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68030 @ 25 or 68EC030 @ 40 MHz, PGA
  • optional 68882 @ 25 - 50 MHz, PGA
    memory
  • 1 MB RAM installed, expandable to 4 MB
  • 32 DIP sockets
  • takes 256k×4, 80 ns or faster DIPs
  • non-autoconfiguring
  • hardware maprom
    notes
  • does not support DMA to its 32 bit RAM - DMAfix solves this
  • after a reboot, DMA into Zorro II memory larger than 512 bytes causes the machine to hang - DMAfix helps here too
  • 68000 fallback mode - the software can switch from 68030 to 68000 but cannot switch back, the machine has to be switched off
  • memory is not available in fallback mode
Vintage Advert

Advert (FR)
1990-11

Advert (GB)
1991-03

B5000 Combo
Company
Solid State Leisure, UK
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    processor
  • 68030 @ 25 or 68EC030 @ 40 MHz, PGA
  • optional 68882 @ 25 - 50 MHz, PGA
    memory
  • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets
  • 4 MB RAM installed, expandable to 32 MB
  • supports 1 or 4 MB, 70 ns SIMMs
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of four giving 4, 8, 16, 20 or 32 MB RAM
  • non-autoconfiguring
  • burst RAM access
  • hardware maprom
    notes
  • does not support DMA to its 32 bit RAM - DMAfix solves this
  • after a reboot, DMA into Zorro II memory larger than 512 bytes causes the machine to hang, this affects the A2091 but not the GVP Series II - DMAfix helps here too
  • 68000 fallback mode - the software can switch from 68030 to 68000 but cannot switch back, the machine has to be switched off
  • memory is not available in fallback mode

Bang 2082
Company
Hardital, Italy
Date
1990
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 14.3 MHz (synchronous), PGA
  • optional FPU up to 68882 @ 25 MHz (asynchronous), PGA
    notes
  • no memory expansion
  • plugs into the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • jumper to select the CPU (labelled DEV1 on the board) - if shorted, the 68020 is used
  • an optional accessory ("Remote Controller") connects to the jumper and allows selection of the CPU from the outside
Photos
Hardital Bang 2082 - front side
front side
Hardital Bang 2082 - back side
back side

Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060
Company
Phase 5 Digital Products, Germany
Date
1996
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
8512 / 24
    processor
  • 68040 @ 40 MHz / 68060 @ 50 MHz
    • the 68040s are recycled from used Macs
    memory
  • four 72 pin SIMM sockets accept 128 MB RAM
  • supports 4, 8, 16, 32 MB SIMMs, 70 ns or faster
  • fully autoconfiguring
  • maprom selectable by jumper
    Fast SCSI 2 DMA controller
  • 7 MB/s asynchronous, 10 MB/s synchronous transfer speed
  • 50 pin internal header
  • 50 pin external connector
  • supported by Linux, NetBSD and OpenBSD
    notes
  • 68000 fallback mode selectable with a simple keystroke at startup - works only with rev. B A2000s
  • Blizzard 2040 ERC boards with SN# A400001 - A400094 were delivered with a defective DiagROM
    • the 68040 processor is recognized as 68LC040 or 68EC040
    • boards with these serial numbers had to be sent back to Phase5 to obtain a new DiagROM set including a new SCSI driver
Photos
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060 - front side
front side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060 - back side
back side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060 - front side
front side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060 - front side
front side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060 - back side
back side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard 2040 ERC & 2060 - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1995-08

Advert (DE)
1996-05

Advert (DE)
1996-09
Benchmark

Blizzard Turbo Memory
Company
Phase 5 Digital Products, Germany
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
Autoconfig ID
8512 / 1,2
    processor
  • 68000 @ 14 MHz
    memory
  • sixteen DIP sockets accept 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 MB RAM
  • supports 256k×4 or 1M×4, 100 ns DIPs
  • accepts DIPs in groups of four
  • DIP sizes can be mixed
    Shadow RAM
  • optional 512 kB SRAM for Kickstart remapping
  • four DIP sockets for 256k×4 chips
    notes
  • connects to the 68000's socket
  • software switchable 7 MHz fallback mode
Photos
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard Turbo Memory - front side
front side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard Turbo Memory - front side
front side
Phase 5 Digital Products Blizzard Turbo Memory - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1992-10

Advert (DE)
1993-04

Advert (DE)
1993-06

Derringer & Derringer Platinum
Company
Computer System Associates, USA
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68030 @ 25 / 33 / 40 / 50 MHz, PGA
  • optional PGA FPU, 68881 @ 25 MHz - 68882 @ 50 MHz
    memory
  • one 72 pin SIMM socket accepts 32 MB 60 ns RAM
  • supports 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32 MB SIMMs 60-80 ns
  • hardware maprom
    notes
  • connects to the 68000's 64 pin DSIP socket
  • the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • the board is basically an updated version of the Mega-Midget Racer
  • 68000 fallback mode selectable by hardware or software switch
Photos
Computer System Associates Derringer & Derringer Platinum - Derringer front side
Derringer, front side
Computer System Associates Derringer & Derringer Platinum - Derringer Platinum front side
Derringer Platinum, front side
Computer System Associates Derringer & Derringer Platinum - Derringer Platinum back side
Derringer Platinum, back side
Computer System Associates Derringer & Derringer Platinum - Derringer back side
Derringer, back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1993-01

Advert (DE)
1993-03
Benchmark

Fusion Forty
Company
RCS Management, Canada
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    processor
  • 68040 @ 25 / 28 / 35 MHz
    • the latter two versions are overclocked from 25 / 33 MHz
    memory - 25 and 28 MHz versions
  • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets accept up to 32 MB
  • supports 1 or 4 MB SIMMs, 80 ns or faster
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of four giving 4, 8, 16, 20, 32 MB RAM
    memory - 35 MHz version
  • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets accept up to 128 MB
  • supports 1, 4 or 16 MB SIMMs, 80 ns or faster
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of eight
  • 64 bit interleaved memory system
  • supports burst RAM access
    incompatibilities under Kickstart 1.3
  • doesn't work with Commodore A2090a, Microbotics Hardframe and M.A.S.T. Fireball
  • needs the latest ROMs of Supra Series III and AdSCSI in order to work with them
  • needs rev. 6.6 ROMs of A2091 and rev. 3.12 ROMs of GVP Series II in order to work with them
  • doesn't work with the 16 bit RAM on IVS Grandslam - only the SCSI part of Grandslam works
    incompatibilities under Kickstart 2.0
  • doesn't work with A2090, A2090a and Fireball
  • doesn't work with the Piccolo graphics card
    notes
  • disable switch - 68000 fallback mode
  • two 32 bit expansion connectors - intended for a never released SCSI controller
  • Kickstart 3.x is supported only by upgrading to version 3.4 of the Plug-n-Go ROMs
  • the first 68040 board for the Amiga
Photos
RCS Management Fusion Forty - Rev 2.0 front side
Rev 2.0, front side
RCS Management Fusion Forty - Rev 2.0 front side
Rev 2.0, front side
RCS Management Fusion Forty - Rev 1.0 front side
Rev 1.0, front side
RCS Management Fusion Forty - Rev 1.0 back side
Rev 1.0, back side
RCS Management Fusion Forty - Rev 2.0 back side
Rev 2.0, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (GB)
1993-04

Advert (US)
1990-07

Advert (US)
1991-11
Benchmark

G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II)
Company
Great Valley Products, USA
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2017 / 11
    processor
  • 68EC030 @ 25 / 40 MHz or 68030 @ 50 MHz, PGA
  • 68882 @ 25 / 40 / 50 MHz, PGA - clocked at the same speed as the 68030
    memory
  • 25 MHz: 1 MB on board + three SIMM sockets gives 13 MB max
  • 40 / 50 MHz: 4 MB on board + three SIMM sockets gives 16 MB max
  • supports only special 64 pin 1 or 4 MB 60 ns GVP SIMMs
  • maximum 8 MB is autoconfigured in the 16 MB address space, the exact amount is set by jumper
  • the remaining memory is configured as extended memory by the FaaastROM driver
    Impact Series II SCSI controller
  • 1.2 MB/s transfer speed
  • direct DMA transfer to onboard Fast RAM
  • FaaastROM SCSI driver (gvpscsi.device) - auto booting requires at least Kickstart 1.3
  • DB25 external connector
  • 50 pin internal header
  • supported by Linux and NetBSD
  • optional hard disk mounting kit allows installing any 1" drive on the back of the card
    notes
  • 32 bit expansion bus for the EGS 110/24 graphics board
  • if the EGS 110/24 is installed no place remains for the hard disk mounting kit
  • 68000 fallback mode switchable either by software or jumper
  • in 68000 fallback mode RAM and SCSI is also switched off
  • Kickstart remapping
    jumper settings
  • rev 3
    J5
    ON
    OFF
    ON    		J6
    OFF
    ON
    ON    		J11
    OFF
    ON
    OFF    		CN8
    2-3
    OFF
    1-2    		- board type
    - 25 MHz
    - 40 MHz
    - 50 MHz
    J2 -68000 fallback mode: OFF - enable
    J3 -MMU: ON - disable
    J9 -autoboot ROM: OFF - disable
    J12 -bank 1-2 memory address: ON - Zorro II address space, OFF - 0x01000000
    J14 -SCSI drive: OFF - connected
    CN6 -HDD LED
    CN16 -FPU clock: 2-3 - uses CPU clock
    J4
    ON    		J7, J8, J10, J13, J15
    OFF    		CN7, CN15
    1-2    		CN14
    2-3
    - reserved
  • rev 4 (additional jumpers to rev 3)
    J16 -DTACK pull-up for old A2000s: ON - enable
    CN15 -autoboot ROM version: 1-2 - v4.5; 2-3 - before v4.5
    CN17
    2-3
    1-2-3    		 
    - 25 MHz, 50 MHz
    - 40 MHz
Photos
Great Valley Products G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II) - Rev 3 front side
Rev 3, front side
Great Valley Products G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II) - Rev 3 front side
Rev 3, front side
Great Valley Products G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II) - Rev 3 back side
Rev 3, back side
Great Valley Products G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II) - Rev 4 front side
Rev 4, front side
Great Valley Products G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II) - Rev 4 front side
Rev 4, front side
Great Valley Products G-Force 030 (Impact A2000-030 Combo Series II) - Rev 4 back side
Rev 4, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
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G-Force 040
Company
Great Valley Products, USA
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2017 / 11,255
    processor
  • 68040 @ 33 MHz
    memory
  • four 64 pin SIMM sockets accept 64 MB RAM
  • supports only special 4 or 16 MB GVP SIMMs
  • SIMM sizes cannot be mixed
  • 040 burst mode requires all four sockets to be filled up
  • Kickstart remapping
    SCSI 2 DMA controller
  • not Fast SCSI 2 - the same electronic as the GVP Series II controllers
  • no termination power is fed to the external SCSI connector - active termination must be used
  • 50 pin internal SCSI header
  • DB25 external connector
  • RDB compatible
  • supported by Linux and NetBSD
    I/O
  • RS232 compatible 9 pin buffered serial port
    • 614140 bps max transfer speed
  • Centronics parallel port
    • selectable IBM / Amiga compatible mode
    notes
  • 32 bit expansion bus for the EGS 110/24 graphics board
    jumper settings
    J4 -SCSI drive: OFF - connected
    J5 -autoboot ROM: OFF - disable
    J7 -MMU: ON - disable
    J20 -SIMM size: ON - 4 MB, OFF - 16 MB
    J22 -burst mode: OFF - enable
    J26 -DTACK pull-up for old A2000s: ON - enable
    CN9 -parallel port mode: 1-2 - Amiga, 2-3 - IBM
    J10, J16, J21, J24, J27
    ON    		J2, J3, J8, J15, J17, J18, J19, CN19
    OFF    		CN12, CN20
    1-2    		CN11
    2-3
    - reserved
Photos
Great Valley Products G-Force 040 - front side
front side
Great Valley Products G-Force 040 - front side
front side
Great Valley Products G-Force 040 - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
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Golem 030 Turbo (A2000)
Company
Kupke, Germany
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2073 / 4
    processor
  • 68030 @ 14 MHz, PGA (synchronous with the A2000)
  • optional PGA FPU - it can either run at 14 MHz, or use a separate crystal up to 50 MHz
    memory
  • 32 DIP sockets accept up to 16 MB RAM
  • supports 256k×4 or 1M×4 DIPs
  • accepts chips in groups of eight
  • possible memory configurations are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 or 16 MB
    notes
  • software switchable 68000 fallback mode (also disables the memory expansion)
    jumper settings
    JumperDefaultDescription
    JP101-FPU Oscillator: 1-2 - no oscillator present, 2-3 - oscillator present
    JP201OFFMMU Disable: ON - MMU disabled, OFF - MMU enabled
    JP202OFFCPU Cache Disable: ON - Cache disabled, OFF - Cache enabled
    JP302ONCache Chip Memory: ON - caching disabled, OFF - caching enabled
    JP303-1MBit/4MBit: ON - 1MBit, OFF - 4 MBit
    JP304-reserved
    JP305-reserved
Photos
Kupke Golem 030 Turbo (A2000) - front side
front side
Kupke Golem 030 Turbo (A2000) - back side
back side
Manual
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Golem Turbo-Board II
Company
Kupke, Germany
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2073 / 4
    processor
  • 68030 @ 16 - 50 MHz, PLCC
  • optional 68882 up to 50 MHz, PLCC - can be clocked either together with the CPU (one crystal) or independently (two crystals)
    memory
  • 48 ZIP sockets accept up to 24 MB RAM
  • supports 256k×4 or 1M×4 ZIPs
  • accepts chips in groups of eight
    notes
  • disable switch
Photos
Kupke Golem Turbo-Board II - front side
front side
Kupke Golem Turbo-Board II - front side
front side
Kupke Golem Turbo-Board II - back side
back side
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Goliat Turbo 020
Company
Omega Datentechnik, Germany
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
  • 68020 @ 14 - 25 MHz, PGA
  • 68881 @ 14 - 25 MHz, PGA
  • 128 kB static RAM cache, expandable to 512 kB
  • connects to 68000 socket
Photos
Omega Datentechnik Goliat Turbo 020 - front side
front side
Omega Datentechnik Goliat Turbo 020 - back side
back side

Hurricane 2000
Company
Ronin / IMtronics, USA
Date
1988
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    processor
  • 68020 @ 14 / 28 MHz, PGA (synchronous with the A2000)
  • optional PGA FPU (asynchronous)
    optional memory board - H2-Memory
  • 32 DIP sockets accept up to 16 MB RAM
  • possible configurations are 1, 2, 3, 4 MB with 256k×4 DIPs or 4, 8, 12, 16 MB with 1M×4 DIPs
  • DIPs must have at least 70 ns access time
  • memory does not autoconfig, software is needed
  • although the memory is mapped into the Zorro II memory space, it is not DMA-able
  • rules out other memory expansions in A2000-A
    notes
  • 68000 fallback mode
  • older revisions needed the 68000 to be removed which made the fallback mode impossible
  • the AddBuffers command in the Startup-Sequence may cause hard disk errors - the command has to be removed
  • compatibility problems with Kickstart 2.0
Photos
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2000 - RAM board H2-Memory front side
RAM board H2-Memory, front side
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2000 - CPU board front side
CPU board, front side
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2000 - blank CPU card front side
blank CPU card, front side
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Hurricane 2800 & Mk2
Company
Ronin / IMtronics, USA
Date
1989 & 1990
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
1028 / 57,87
4136 / 57,87
    processor
  • Hurricane 2800:
    • 68030 @ 28 MHz (synchronous with the A2000), PGA
    • optional 68882 up to 33 MHz (asynchronous), PGA
  • Hurricane 2800 Mk2:
    • 68030 @ 28 / 36 / 50 MHz (asynchronous), PGA
    • optional 68882 @ 28 / 36 / 50 MHz (clocked together with the 68030), PGA
    optional memory board - H2-Memory
  • 32 DIP sockets accept up to 16 MB RAM
  • possible configurations are 1, 2, 3, 4 MB with 256k×4 DIPs or 4, 8, 12, 16 MB with 1M×4 DIPs
  • DIPs must have at least 70 ns access time
  • does not support the burst mode of the 68030
  • does not support DMA to its memory
  • does not autoconfig, memory is configured by software at startup
    SCSI controller
  • 50 pin internal header
  • autoboot ROM
  • does not support the RDB protocol
    notes
  • 68000 fallback mode
  • the SCSI controller stays active and autoboots even in 68000 fallback mode
  • a boot menu can be reached by holding the right mouse button during startup
Photos
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2800 & Mk2 - RAM board H2-Memory front side
RAM board H2-Memory, front side
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2800 & Mk2 - RAM board H2-Memory back side
RAM board H2-Memory, back side
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2800 & Mk2 - front side
front side
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2800 & Mk2 - back side
back side
Ronin / IMtronics Hurricane 2800 & Mk2 - blank CPU card front side
blank CPU card, front side
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Hurricane 500
Company
Daniel Instruments / IMtronics, Switzerland
Date
1988
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 14.3 MHz, PGA (synchronous with the A500)
  • optional 68881 or 68882 up to 33 MHz, PGA (asynchronous)
    memory
  • eight DIP sockets for 1 or 4 MB 32 bit RAM
  • accepts 256k×4 or 1M×4 DIPs
  • no waitstates with 70 ns RAM
  • although the memory is mapped inside the 68000 memory space, it is not DMA-able
    notes
  • connects to the 68000's socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • 68000 fallback mode
Photos
Daniel Instruments / IMtronics Hurricane 500 - front side
front side
Driver / Installation Disk
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Impact A2000-030 Combo
Company
Great Valley Products, USA
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2017 / 11
    processor
  • 68030 @ 22 / 33 MHz, QFP
  • 68882 @ 22 / 33 MHz, PLCC surface mounted
  • the CPU and FPU are clocked at the same speed by the same oscillator
    memory
  • 22 MHz: 1 MB preinstalled, expandable to 13 MB RAM
  • 33 MHz: 4 MB preinstalled, expandable to 16 MB RAM
  • three 64 pin SIMM sockets accept 1 or 4 MB GVP SIMMs
    Impact Series II SCSI controller
  • WD33C93 controller IC
  • direct DMA transfer to onboard Fast RAM
  • FaaastROM SCSI driver (gvpscsi.device) - auto booting requires at least Kickstart 1.3
  • DB25 external connector
  • 50 pin internal header
  • optional hard disk mounting kit allows installing any 1" drive on the back of the card
    jumper settings
    J10
    ON
    OFF    		J13
    OFF
    ON    		- memory address
    - outside Zorro II address space
    - Zorro II address space (with 1 MB SIMMs only)
    J3 -MMU: ON - disable
    J4 -SCSI drive: OFF - connected
    J6 -68000 fallback mode: OFF - enable
    J9 -autoboot ROM: ON - disable
    J7, J12, J15, J17, J18, J19, J22
    ON    		J8, J11, J14, J16, J20
    OFF    		J21, CN7, CN8
    1-2
    - reserved
Photos
Great Valley Products Impact A2000-030 Combo - Rev 3 front side
Rev 3, front side
Great Valley Products Impact A2000-030 Combo - Rev 3 back side
Rev 3, back side
Great Valley Products Impact A2000-030 Combo - Rev 4 front side
Rev 4, front side
Great Valley Products Impact A2000-030 Combo - Rev 4 back side
Rev 4, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
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K-Card
Company
Winner's Circle Systems / Ronin, USA
Date
1988
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    CPU board adaptor
  • allows A1000 processor boards to be used in the A2000
  • just a bare 68000 socket on an A2000 style processor card
  • works with almost all those A1000 cpu socket boards, for example the Ronin Hurricane
  • too wide boards do not fit inside the A2000 case
Photos
Winner's Circle Systems / Ronin K-Card - front side
front side

M-Tec 68020
Company
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design, Germany
Date
1992
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 16 MHz PGA, clocked at 14.3 MHz (synchronous)
  • optional PLCC FPU, either clocked at 14.3 MHz or more by installing an oscillator
    memory
  • the board exists in two different layouts, one with either 1 or 4 MB RAM, the other without RAM at all
  • the RAM autoconfigures itself to the same Address space as the RAM on the A590, A2091 or GVP Series II
    notes
  • plugs into 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • 68000 fallback jumper
  • cache disable jumper
  • compatible with both the A2000-A and A2000-B
Photos
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68020 - front side
front side
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68020 - back side
back side
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68020 - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Benchmark

M-Tec 68030
Company
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design, Germany
Date
1993
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
Autoconfig ID
2192 / 3
    processor
  • 68030 @ 14 MHz PGA (synchronous with the motherboard)
  • optional PLCC FPU up to 40 MHz (asynchronous)
    memory
  • 1 or 4 MB RAM soldered to the board
  • does not autoconfig, the memory has to be added to the system by software
  • the RAM appears in the 16 MB 68000 address space, so the board may conflict with other expansions
    notes
  • plugs into 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • 68000 fallback jumper
  • MMU disable jumper
  • cache disable jumper
Photos
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68030 - front side
front side
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68030 - front side
front side
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68030 - back side
back side
M-Tec / Neuroth Hardware Design M-Tec 68030 - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
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Mach 2
Company
Roßmöller, Germany
Date
1990
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
  • 68000 @ 14 MHz
  • optional 68881 @ 14 MHz or more with separate oscillator
  • 16 kB Cache RAM
Photos
Roßmöller Mach 2 - front side
front side
Roßmöller Mach 2 - back side
back side
Manual
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Mega-Midget Racer
Company
Computer System Associates, USA
Date
1990
Amiga
A500, A1000, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68EC030 @ 25 / 33 MHz or 68030 @ 16 / 20 / 25 / 33 / 38 MHz, PGA
  • optional 68882 PGA FPU, up to 50 MHz
    memory
  • optional 512 kB SRAM
    • much faster (and more expensive) than DRAM
    • four sockets for 128 kB SRAMs
    • can be used for Kickstart remapping
  • optional DIP DRAM expansion module (Mega-Memory 2130)
    • 16 DIP sockets accept 0.5 - 8 MB RAM
    • supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 DIPs, 60 - 100 ns
    • if installed in an A2000 the board overhangs the video slot
  • optional ZIP DRAM expansion module (Mega-Memory 2150)
    • 16 ZIPs soldered on board
    • uses 256k×4 or 1M×4 ZIPs, 60 - 100 ns
    • does not protrude over the video slot
  • the memory does not autoconfig, it needs software
  • does not support DMA to its 32 bit memory
    notes
  • connects to the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • 68000 fallback mode
Photos
Computer System Associates Mega-Midget Racer - front side
front side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
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Midget Racer
Company
Computer System Associates, USA
Date
1989
Amiga
A1000, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 12 MHz running at 7.14 MHz synchronously with the Amiga motherboard
  • 68881 or 68882 @ 7.14 MHz synchronous or up to 33 MHz asynchronous (with an oscillator installed)
    notes
  • no memory option
  • no 68000 fallback mode
  • the board is meant for accelerating math intensive applications, otherwise it gives only a 10% speed increase on integer code
  • connects into the 68000 socket
Photos
Computer System Associates Midget Racer - front side
front side
Computer System Associates Midget Racer - front side
front side
Computer System Associates Midget Racer - back side
back side
Computer System Associates Midget Racer - front side
front side

Over The Top
Company
Hardital, Italy
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    processor board
  • 68040 @ 25 / 30 MHz
    memory
  • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets accept up to 32 MB RAM
  • supports 1 or 4 MB SIMMs, 80 ns or faster
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of four giving 4, 8, 16, 20, 32 MB RAM
  • the memory does not autoconfig, it has to be added by software during startup
    notes
  • if a Kickstart image is present in DEVS: the card boots the image instead of the installed ROM (Softkick)
  • Kickstart image in DEVS: must be named »kickstart«
  • the Kickstart image can be copied to the onboard EPROMs (2× 128 kB) for faster operation (Fastkick)
  • when using Softkick, 040 copyback is disabled and expansion.library is located in Chip RAM, lowering performance - only certain board revisions are affected
  • the installation software overwrites any existing 68040.library with its own v36.2
  • disable switch on slot cover
Photos
Hardital Over The Top - front side
front side
Hardital Over The Top - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Benchmark

Processor Accelerator (PAMC-2000)
Company
Creative Microsystems, USA
Date
1988
Amiga
A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68000 @ 14.3 MHz, synchronous to the motherboard
  • software and jumper switchable 7 or 14 MHz mode
  • optional PGA FPU up to 16 MHz with separate oscillator
    notes
  • jumper selectable Fast ROM mode for accessing the Kickstart ROM with reduced wait states
  • not compatible with the Microbotics 8-Up! memory expansion card
  • the FPU is mapped at $EE0000 which interferes with the various BrigdeBoards
  • some DMA devices (for example the A2091) do not work when the board runs at 14 MHz, unless the PAMC board is modified (trace cut)
  • connects to the 68000's socket
Photos
Creative Microsystems Processor Accelerator (PAMC-2000) - Rev 5 front side
Rev 5, front side
Creative Microsystems Processor Accelerator (PAMC-2000) - Rev 4 front side
Rev 4, front side
Creative Microsystems Processor Accelerator (PAMC-2000) - Rev 4 back side
Rev 4, back side
Driver / Installation Disk

Professional 030 Standard & Plus
Company
Harms Computertechnik, Germany
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2560 / 16
    processor
  • Standard: 68030 @ 14.3 MHz PGA
  • Plus: 68030 @ 28 MHz PGA
  • optional PGA FPU up to 68882 @ 60 MHz
    memory
  • sixteen ZIP sockets accept 1, 2, 4, 8 MB RAM
  • supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 ZIPs
  • mixing of different ZIP sizes is not possible
  • no memory autoconfig
    notes
  • connects to the CPU slot - the 68000 is replaced from the motherboard onto the card
  • 68000 fallback mode
Photos
Harms Computertechnik Professional 030 Standard & Plus - front side
front side
Harms Computertechnik Professional 030 Standard & Plus - front side
front side
Harms Computertechnik Professional 030 Standard & Plus - back side
back side
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Professional 3000 & 3500
Company
Harms Computertechnik, Germany
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2560 / 208
    processor
  • 68030 14.3 - 40 MHz, PGA
  • optional PGA FPU up to 68882 @ 60 MHz
  • the CPU and FPU can be clocked separately, either synchronously at 14.3 or 28.5 MHz, or asynchronously by installing oscillators
    memory
  • 32 ZIP sockets accept up to 16 MB RAM
  • Professional 3000:
    • accepts 256k×4 or 1M×4 ZIPs in groups of 16
    • possible configurations are 2, 4, 8 or 16 MB
  • Professional 3500:
    • accepts only 1M×4 ZIPs in groups of 8
    • possible configurations are 4, 8, 12 or 16 MB
  • only 4 or 8 MB is autoconfigured from the total 8 or 16 MB
  • autoconfigured memory supports DMA
  • jumper selectable 0 or 1 waitstate
  • memory autoconfig disable jumper - allows mapping all the memory outside the Zorro II memory space
    notes
  • 68000 fallback mode - can be enabled in the bootmenu by pressing both mouse buttons at startup
  • compatibility jumper for A2000-A
  • in A2000-A, the 68000 processor has to be removed (no fallback mode)
    jumper settings
    JumperDescription
    JP11-2 - FPU Async OSC Q1
    2-3 - FPU Sync
    JP21-2 - CPU Async OSC Q2
    2-3 - CPU Sync
    JP41-2 - Highspeed
    2-3 - 14 MHz
    JP5OPEN - Sync Normal
    CLOSED - Sync Highspeed if JP4 Highspeed
    JP8OPEN - AmigaDOS
    CLOSED - Other OS
    JP9OPEN - 2 MB
    CLOSED - 4 MB
    JP10OPEN - Amiga A2000B
    CLOSED - Amiga A2000A
    JP11OPEN - Autoconfig Memory
    CLOSED - No Autoconfig Memory
    JP12, JP13CLOSED - Only when JP10 closed
    JP141-2 - +0 Waitstate
    2-3 - +1 Waitstate
Photos
Harms Computertechnik Professional 3000 & 3500 - front side
front side
Harms Computertechnik Professional 3000 & 3500 - front side
front side
Harms Computertechnik Professional 3000 & 3500 - back side
back side
Harms Computertechnik Professional 3000 & 3500 - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
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1991-04

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1992-05

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1993-09
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Professional Pack 030
Company
Harms Computertechnik, Germany
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
    processor
  • 68030 @ 28.5 MHz
  • optional PGA FPU up to 68882 @ 50 MHz
    notes
  • processor upgrade for Commodore's A2620 card
  • connects to the 68020 socket of the A2620
  • the A2620 boot ROMs are replaced with Harms Professional 3500 boot ROMs
Photos
Harms Computertechnik Professional Pack 030 - front side
front side

Progressive 2000/040
Company
Progressive Peripherals & Software, USA
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
756 / 105
2026 / 105
    processor
  • 68040 @ 28 MHz (clocked asynchronously to the A2000 motherboard)
    memory
  • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets accept up to 32 MB RAM
  • takes 1 or 4 MB SIMMs, 80 ns or faster
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of four giving 4, 8, 16 or 32 MB configurations
  • not autoconfiguring - requires software
  • does not give contiguous 32 bit RAM, it separates 2 MB as 16 bit RAM - RomTagMem is required to make it all 32 bit and contiguous
  • up to 8 MB RAM can be configured in the 68000 address space (2, 4 or 8 MB) - access is slower to this RAM
  • burst RAM access
    jumper settings
    B1 -SIMM type: ON - page mode, OFF - Nibble mode
    B2 -SIMM size: ON - 1 MB, OFF - 4 MB
    B4 -motherboard: ON - german, OFF - B2000
    A1
    OFF
    OFF
    ON
    ON    		 A2
    ON
    ON
    OFF
    OFF    		 B3
    ON
    OFF
    ON
    OFF    		 auto-config memory
    - 0 MB
    - 2 MB
    - 4 MB
    - 8 MB
    A3
    ON
    OFF    		 A4
    OFF
    ON    		 - CPU
    - 68000
    - 68040
    C1
    ON
    OFF    		 C2
    OFF
    ON    		 - cache
    - enabled
    - disabled
    C3
    ON
    OFF    		 C4
    OFF
    ON    		 - burst mode
    - enabled
    - disabled
Photos
Progressive Peripherals & Software Progressive 2000/040 - front side
front side
Progressive Peripherals & Software Progressive 2000/040 - front side
front side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • PPS_040.dms
    Install Disk
    Init040 v2.2, CPU040 v2.4, 68040.libary v37.4
    281 kB
  • PPS040.DMS
    Installer's Heaven
    install disk
    280 kB
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1991-11

Advert (US)
1992-01

Advert (US)
1992-12

Advert (US)
1993-02
Benchmark

Rocket Launcher
Company
Computer System Associates, USA
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
    processor
  • 68030 @ 50 MHz, PGA
  • 68882 @ 50 MHz, PGA
    notes
  • add-on processor board for the Commodore A2630
  • plugs into the CPU socket of the A2630
  • on older (Rev. 6) A2630s the Rocket Launcher fits only in 90° position and thus towers the A2630 about 3.5 cm
  • works together with the Access 32 and DKB 2632 memory expansions
Photos
Computer System Associates Rocket Launcher - front side
front side
Computer System Associates Rocket Launcher - front side
front side
Computer System Associates Rocket Launcher - front side
front side
Computer System Associates Rocket Launcher - back side
back side
Computer System Associates Rocket Launcher - back side
back side
Vintage Advert

Advert (AU)
1992-08

Sapphire
Company
TTR Development, USA
Date
1990
Amiga
A500, A1000, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68020 @ 7.14 MHz PGA
  • 68882 @ 7.14 MHz PGA
    • both the CPU and FPU are capable of 12 MHz, but they run at the internal clock speed of the A500
    notes
  • connects to 68000 socket
  • no 68000 fallback mode
  • no memory option
  • very small board, just 3 1/8" x 4 1/4" x 1/2"
Photos
TTR Development Sapphire - front side
front side
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1990-11

Advert (US)
1991-08

Stormbringer H530
Company
Daniel Instruments / IMtronics, Switzerland
Date
1990
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
Autoconfig ID
256 / 0
    processor
  • 68030 @ 16 / 22 / 28 / 36 / 50 MHz, PGA
  • 68882 @ 16 / 22 / 28 / 36 / 50 / 60 MHz, PGA
    memory
  • sixteen ZIP sockets accept 1, 2, 4 or 8 MB RAM
  • supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 ZIPs, 60-100 ns, in groups of eight
  • ZIP types cannot be mixed
  • the 50 MHz version requires at least 70 ns ZIPs
  • autoconfig disable jumper
    • no autoconfig: RAM is added with software out of the Zorro II 8 MB address space
    • autoconfig: RAM is mounted in the 8 MB address space so it may interfere with other RAM expansions
    notes
  • connects to the 68000's socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
  • 68000 fallback mode - the memory expansion remains available
  • connector for additional power from the floppy power cable
  • jumper settings
    • J3: left = Memory activated / right = Memory deactivated
    • Boss: ON = 68030 / OFF = 68000 fallback mode
Photos
Daniel Instruments / IMtronics Stormbringer H530 - front side
front side
Daniel Instruments / IMtronics Stormbringer H530 - back side
back side
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1990-11

Advert (FR)
1991-01

Advert (DE)
1991-03

Super Big Bang
Company
Hardital, Italy
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2080 / 1
    processor
  • 68030 @ 50 MHz, PGA
  • optional PGA FPU, up to 68882 @ 50 MHz
    memory
  • sixteen ZIP sockets accept up to 8 MB RAM
  • accepts 1M×4 ZIPs in groups of four
  • supports 2, 4 or 8 MB configurations
  • the memory is mapped into the 16 bit address space - all Fast RAM expansions are ruled out
  • DMA devices cannot use this memory - all DMA capable hard disk controllers are ruled out
    SCSI controller
  • Zilog Z0538010PSC controller IC
  • autoboot ROM (syndisk.device)
  • RDB compatible
  • 50 pin internal header
  • DB25 external connector
    notes
  • the card is a combination of Hardital's Big Bang and Synthesis boards
  • 68000 fallback switch
  • in 68000 mode both the memory expansion and the SCSI controller remain available
Photos
Hardital Super Big Bang - front side
front side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk

Supra Turbo 28
Company
Supra, USA
Date
1993
Amiga
A500
A2000

-
-
Interface
side expansion port
CPU slot
  • 68HC000 @ 28 MHz
  • 16 kB static RAM cache
    • without the cache, the processor would only access the Amiga's memory at 7 MHz
    • only programs loaded into Fast RAM are available for caching
  • disable switch
  • can be slowed down by software to 7.14 MHz without rebooting
  • A500 version:
    • connects to the side expansion port
    • passthrough connector
  • A2000 version:
    • connects to the CPU slot
    • not compatible with the Commodore BridgeBoards
Photos
Supra Supra Turbo 28 - A2000 version front side
A2000 version, front side
Supra Supra Turbo 28 - A2000 version front side
A2000 version, front side
Supra Supra Turbo 28 - A2000 version back side
A2000 version, back side
Supra Supra Turbo 28 - A2000 version back side
A2000 version, back side
Supra Supra Turbo 28 - A500 version top side
A500 version, top side
Driver / Installation Disk
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Advert (US)
1993-03

Advert (DE)
1993-06

Advert (DE)
1993-10

Advert (GB)
1993-11
Benchmark

TekMagic 2040 & 2060
Company
GVP-M, USA
Date
1996
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2017 / 22
    processor
  • 68060 @ 50 MHz or 68040 @ 33 / 40 MHz
  • can be ordered with no CPU or with a new or a recycled 68060
    memory
  • four 72 pin SIMM sockets accept 128 MB RAM
  • four 64 pin GVP SIMM sockets for backward compatibility
  • the 72 pin sockets support 4, 8, 16 or 32 MB SIMMs, the GVP sockets support 4 or 16 MB SIMMs
  • each 64 pin slot is linked directly to a 72 pin one - only one of them can be used at the same time
  • cannot mix 4 or 16 MB GVP SIMMs
  • cannot mix single or double sided 72 pin SIMMs
  • a double sided 72 pin SIMM rules out two GVP SIMM sockets
  • supports burst RAM access when SIMMs are installed in pairs
  • selectable RAM access speed 60-80 ns
    Fast SCSI 2 controller
  • 10 MB/s max transfer speed
  • 50 pin internal header
  • 50 pin external high density connector
  • optional 3.5" hard disk mounting kit
  • active SCSI termination can be disabled with jumper
  • the tekscsi2.device is not NSD compliant, it autoboots FFS partitions only - it looks for filesystems in the Kickstart ROM, but it does not care about filesystems loaded into the RDB area
    notes
  • 68000 fallback mode with access to the SCSI controller and memory expansion
    jumper settings
    JR1 -burst mode: ON - enabled
    JR2 -RAM speed: OFF - faster access time
    JR3 -burst write: ON - enabled
    JR4 -burst read: ON - enabled
    JR5 -GVP SIMM: ON - 16 MB, OFF - 4 MB
    JR6 -72 pin SIMM: ON - double sided, OFF - single sided
    JR7 -reserved
    JR8 -refresh: ON - 4k, OFF - 2k or 4k
    J1 -CPU power: 1-2 - 5V, 2-3 - 3.3 V
    J2 -CPU clock: 1-2 - 68040, 2-3 - 68060
    J3 -clock: OFF - enabled
    J4 -68000 mode: OFF - enabled
    J5 -DTACK pull-up: OFF - enabled
    J6 -active SCSI termination: OFF - enabled
    J7 -interrupt pending: ON - DMA backoffs, OFF - DMA ignores interrupt
    J9 -EPROM type: 1-2 - 27C256, 2-3 - 27C512
Photos
GVP-M TekMagic 2040 & 2060 - TekMagic 040 front side
TekMagic 040, front side
GVP-M TekMagic 2040 & 2060 - TekMagic 040 back side
TekMagic 040, back side
GVP-M TekMagic 2040 & 2060 - TekMagic 060 front side
TekMagic 060, front side
GVP-M TekMagic 2040 & 2060 - TekMagic 060 back side
TekMagic 060, back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1998-05

Advert (US)
1999-03
Benchmark

Tornado / Mach 2
Company
Roßmöller, Germany
Date
1990
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
  • 68000 @ 14 MHz
  • optional 68881 @ 14 MHz or more with separate oscillator
  • 16 kB Cache RAM
  • connects to the 68000's socket
Photos
Roßmöller Tornado / Mach 2 - front side
front side
Roßmöller Tornado / Mach 2 - front side
front side
Roßmöller Tornado / Mach 2 - back side
back side
Roßmöller Tornado / Mach 2 - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1990-07

Advert (DE)
1990-09

Turbo Amiga CPU (A2000)
Company
Computer System Associates, USA
Date
1986
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
    processor card - Turbo Amiga CPU (CSA 00992)
  • 68020 @ 14.3 MHz, PGA, synchronous
  • Turbo Amiga CPU (CSA 00992B): 68881 @ 14.3 MHz, PGA, synchronous
  • Turbo Amiga CPU (CSA 00992D): 68881 up to 25 MHz, PGA, asynchronous
  • the 14.3 Mhz chips are overclocked 12 MHz units
  • when addressing the Amiga custom chips or the motherboard memory, the 68020 throttles back to 7 MHz
  • rev 4.2 motherboards have to be modified (a trace has to be cut and a jumper installed) to get the CPU card work, rev 3.9 motherboards work without problems
  • 68000 fallback mode selectable by jumper
    optional static memory card - Turbo Amiga Memory (CSA 00993)
  • without this RAM card, the 68020 performs 15% slower than the original 7 MHz 68000, because of the additional time it takes to generate 24 bit addresses for the motherboard memory
  • the card fits into a free Zorro slot, but instead of transmitting data via the Zorro bus, it attaches directly to the CPU card via four ribbon cables, and create a 32 bit memory bus
  • with the memory card installed, performance is increased to 2.8 times of a standard A2000
  • sixteen 32 pin DIP sockets for up to 2 MB static RAM
  • takes 32k×8 or 128k×8, 100 ns SRAM chips in groups of four
  • the sockets can also take four 28 pin 64k×8 ROM chips containing Kickstart 1.2.2
  • does not autoconfig its memory
  • multiple Turbo Amiga Memory cards can be installed
    optional 16 bit RAM card adapter - DragStrip
  • allows using two 16 bit Zorro II RAM cards as a 32 bit RAM expansion
  • consists of a converter card (16/32 Bit Converter) and a connector board for the RAM cards (StepLadder)
  • the converter card has to be installed in the first Zorro II slot (closest to the CPU slot) and connects to the CPU card via the same four ribbon cables
  • the connector board with the RAM cards are placed between the CPU and converter cards
  • any Zorro II RAM cards work like the Commodore A2052 or A2058
  • the converter card has four 28 pin DIP sockets for 64k×8 ROM chips containing Kickstart 1.2.2
    notes
  • the first 32 bit accelerator system for the Amiga
  • all of the cards have four diagnostic LEDs for the four ribbon cables
  • does not work with the Commodore A2090 hard disk controller - CSA has its own hard disk system for the card
Photos
Computer System Associates Turbo Amiga CPU (A2000) - DragStrip 16/32 Bit Converter front side
DragStrip 16/32 Bit Converter, front side
Computer System Associates Turbo Amiga CPU (A2000) - CPU card Rev B front side
CPU card Rev B, front side
Computer System Associates Turbo Amiga CPU (A2000) - CPU card Rev D front side
CPU card Rev D, front side
Computer System Associates Turbo Amiga CPU (A2000) - CPU card Rev B back side
CPU card Rev B, back side
Computer System Associates Turbo Amiga CPU (A2000) - SRAM card front side
SRAM card, front side
Vintage Advert

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1987-12

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1988-03

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1988-01

Advert (US)
1988-01

Advert (US)
1988-10

Turbomaster
Vapourware
Company
BSC, Germany
Date
1991
Amiga
A500, A2000, A3000
    processor expansion (never released)
  • 68030 or 68040, 25 - 50 MHz
  • optional FPU
  • SCSI-II controller
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1991-12

Vector 030
Company
Interactive Video Systems, USA
Date
1993
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2112 / 242,243,244
    processor
  • 68EC030 @ 25 MHz, PGA
  • 68882 @ 25 MHz or up to 50 MHz with separate oscillator, PGA
    memory
  • eight 30 pin SIMM sockets accept 32 MB RAM
  • supports 1 or 4 MB SIMMs, 60 ns or faster
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of four giving 4, 8, 16, 32 MB RAM
  • two feature connectors intended for A2630 memory expansions
    • Access32 needs some rework, otherwise the SCSI controller does not work
    • for DKB 2632 compatibility the Extas (external address strobe) jumper has to be set to external
  • in 68000 fallback mode up to 8 MB of RAM remains in use - 4 MB (or all) can be disabled for BridgeBoard compability
  • burst RAM access can be disabled by jumper or software
    SCSI controller
  • the same electronics as the Trumpcard Professional
  • 53C80 controller IC
  • uses polled I/O, not DMA transfer
  • 50 pin internal header
  • 50 pin Centronics external connector
  • a 3.5" hard disk can be mounted on the card
  • autoboot ROM - autobooting requires at least Kickstart 1.3
  • when booting from floppy disk, the hard disk is not mounted automatically in order to prevent virus infection - but pressing the left mouse button during startup forces the HD to be mounted
  • pressing the right mouse button during startup brings up the Vector Boot Options Menu
  • SCSI share networking - Vector's SCSI ID can be set with jumpers
  • in 68000 fallback mode the SCSI controller still works
  • autoboot disable jumper and SCSI disable jumper
  • if run on an A500, the 7 MHz clock has to be fed to pin 9 on the board and the appropriate jumper has to be set
  • supported by NetBSD
    jumper settings
    JumperNameDescription
    JP4unused
    JP5SCSI ID for SCSI Share Networking
    JP10ExtasAddress Strobe: external - jumper on left row; internal - jumper on right row
    JP13Enable Burst Mode
    JP14Dis68kRAMDisable RAM in 68000 mode (ignored in 68030 mode)
    JP16Diagstand-alone mode, not used
    JP17DisFastROMDisable FastROM (Kickstart remapping)
    JP18A500A500 mode
    JP19DisSCSIDisable SCSI (ignored in 68030 mode)
    JP20AutobootEnable Autoboot from HDD
    JP21DisHiMemDisable Hi-Mem (second 4 MB block) in 68000 mode (ignored in 68030 mode)
    JP12RAM size: 4 MB - no jumper; 8 MB - jumper on top row; 16 MB - jumper on bottom row; 32 MB - jumper on both rows
Photos
Interactive Video Systems Vector 030 - front side
front side
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1993-01

Advert (US)
1993-03

Advert (GB)
1993-02

VXL*30
Company
Microbotics, USA
Date
1991
Amiga
A500, A2000
Interface
68000 socket
Autoconfig ID
1010 / 68,69
1010 / 136
    processor
  • 68EC030 or 68030 @ 25 / 40 / 50 MHz
  • optional PLCC FPU up to 68882 @ 50 MHz
    optional VXL RAM-32 memory board
  • the VXL RAM-32 board needs a VXL-030 rev3.0 board, older revisions (v1.0 and v2.0) must be upgraded (exchange of 10 ICs)
  • 2 or 8 MB RAM using sixteen 256k×4 or 1M×4 DIP chips
  • Kickstart socket for a 2.04 ROM - not accessed in 68000 mode
  • hardware maprom even from the motherboard ROM
  • burst RAM access selectable with a jumper - works only with 60 ns page mode DIPs
  • RAM access speed selectable with a jumper, 60 or 80 ns
  • the address space of the memory can be set inside or outside of the 68000 memory space
  • if set inside, DMA is supported into the 32 bit RAM
  • in 68000 mode the RAM is still usable, it just becomes 16 bit wide
    notes
  • the 68000 fallback mode is switchable either by software or jumper
  • connects into the 68000 socket - the 68000 is replaced onto the board
Photos
Microbotics VXL*30 - front side
front side
Microbotics VXL*30 - with RAM-32 front side
with RAM-32, front side
Microbotics VXL*30 - with RAM-32 back side
with RAM-32, back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (DE)
1991-11

Advert (US)
1992-01

Advert (US)
1992-01

Advert (US)
1992-10

Advert (GB)
1993-02
Benchmark

WildFire
Company
DKB, USA
Date
1996
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
2012 / 23,255
    processor
  • 68060 @ 50 MHz
    memory
  • four 72 pin SIMM sockets accept 128 MB RAM
  • supports 4, 8, 16, 32 MB SIMMs, 60-80 ns
  • 64 bit interleaved RAM access if identical SIMMs are installed in alternate banks (U312 / U314 and U313 / U315)
  • only SIMMs with 1K refresh rate are supported (SIMMs with 4K refresh rate don't work)
    Fast SCSI 2 controller
  • 10 MB/s max transfer speed
  • 50 pin internal header
  • 50 pin external high density connector
  • uses wildfirescsi.device
    Ethernet
  • DEC Tulip 21040, the only Ethernet controller in Amigas that DMAs directly into fast 32 bit memory
  • up to 100 Mb/s transfer speed
  • 10Base-T connector
  • internal slot for the optional 10Base-2 connector
  • has SANA II, but no MNI driver
    notes
  • works only with Kickstart 3.x
  • flash ROM for firmware upgrades
  • two PCI bus slots (one for the Inferno graphics board)
  • JP104 jumper setting: ON = 70 or 80ns / OFF = 60ns (all other jumpers are reserved)
  • configuration screen can be activated by holding right mouse button during startup
Photos
DKB WildFire - front side
front side
DKB WildFire - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
Vintage Advert

Advert (US)
1995-08

Advert (US)
1995-11
Benchmark

Zeus 040
Company
Progressive Peripherals & Software, USA
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000
Interface
CPU slot
Autoconfig ID
756 / 150
2026 / 150
    processor
  • 68040 @ 28 / 33 MHz
    memory
  • sixteen 30 pin SIMM sockets accept 64 MB RAM
  • supports 1 or 4 MB SIMMs 60-80 ns
  • accepts SIMMs in groups of four
  • not all of the memory is autoconfigured - requires software
    SCSI 2 controller
  • 53C710 controller IC
  • 50 pin internal header
  • DB25 external connector
  • mounting bracket for attaching a 3.5" hard drive to the back of the card
  • badly written SCSI driver steals all the CPU time when accessing the devices
  • supported by NetBSD and OpenBSD
    notes
  • at least one group of four SIMMs must be installed in order to use the card
  • in 68000 fallback mode the autoconfig memory is still useable, it just becomes 16 bit
  • it's not advised to set more than 2 MB to be autoconfigured
    Jumper Settings
    JumperDescriptionSetting
    A1,A2Memory ConfigurationCLOSED-CLOSED - 0 MB
    OPEN-CLOSED - 2 MB
    CLOSED-OPEN - 4 MB
    OPEN-OPEN - 8 MB
    A3AutobootCLOSED - Enable
    OPEN - Disable
    B1,B2,B3Memory Bank ConfigurationCLOSED-CLOSED-CLOSED - 0 Banks
    OPEN-CLOSED-CLOSED - 1 Bank
    CLOSED-OPEN-CLOSED - 2 Banks
    OPEN-OPEN-CLOSED - 3 Banks
    CLOSED-CLOSED-OPEN - 4 Banks
    B4Machine TypeCLOSED - A2000
    OPEN - B2000
    C2Boot PriorityCLOSED - 68040
    OPEN - 68000
    C3Cache ControlCLOSED - Enable
    OPEN - Disable
    C4Burst ControlCLOSED - Enable
    OPEN - Disable
    D1,D2Memory Speed (28 MHz Model)CLOSED-CLOSED - 60ns RAM
    OPEN-CLOSED - 80ns RAM
    CLOSED-OPEN - 100ns RAM
    OPEN-OPEN - undefined
    D1,D2Memory Speed (33 MHz Model)CLOSED-CLOSED - undefined
    CLOSED-OPEN - 60ns RAM
    OPEN-CLOSED - 80ns RAM
    OPEN-OPEN - undefined
Photos
Progressive Peripherals & Software Zeus 040 - front side
front side
Progressive Peripherals & Software Zeus 040 - front side
front side
Progressive Peripherals & Software Zeus 040 - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • PPS_040.dms
    Install Disk
    Init040 v2.2, CPU040 v2.4, 68040.libary v37.4
    281 kB
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1992-05

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1992-08

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1992-12

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1993-02