https://youtu.be/X1oof649vxc

I have an A2000 and a 32GB CF card why a 32GB you ask its because it was the same price of a 16GB card on Amazon Canada.

Anyhow I would like to get your opinion on partitioning it. I am looking to have a system , work, games, demos, media partition (drives).

I have a TF536.

Happy A600 except it will only read the right mouse click. Any thoughts on a fix or where to get repairs? Thanks

Does anyone here have one of these accelerator cards?

Does come with anything other than just the card? Looking at it it and thinking of putting in my A2000 has me wondering if there is a process card adapter that is L shaped because if I stood it on end I likely would not be able to plug in all my cables with crushing them when I put the A2000 lid back on.

Also does the RTG graphics output RGB graphics and will can the video be set to 1080p?

The few YT videos I have seen only show the card in action, no one shows setting it up etc.

i bought an amiga 500 after much hemming and hawing, and look forward to its arrival! one thing i have to figure out is the video output- i plan on hooking it up to a vga monitor via a gonbes gbs8200. i've read making an adapter is quite trivial, however i've also seen some premade adapters as well with a vga connector with an ic. i use something like that for my commodore 128, however in regards to the amigas rgb, is there any benefit of one over the other? obviously making an adapter is the cheaper option, especially since i have the rest of the materials on hand save for the connector itself. would i be fine just making a connector since i'm going to hook it up the the gbs8200 anyways?

Could someone share the verdict in the Hyperion/Cloanto case, and the implications of it for Cloanto or Hyperion? I couldn't find anything helpful.

Hey all,

I love my little MiSTer setup and it does everything I could hope for. I still find myself wanting a real kit and often shop ebay etc but haven't pulled the trigger yet as I just simply can't justify it at the current prices. Really, the only downside *to me* of the MiSTer is lack of real feel when it comes to the keyboard. I was wondering if anyone has heard a project that offers Amiga clone keyboards specifically for use with emulation (hardware or software). I think having an Amiga like keyboard would really help the experience.

Anyone know someone in the US who is willing to trade a NTSC Amiga 1200 for a PAL one? I would prefer NTSC model direct than a modded pal one.

And I feel silly now! We just couldn't remember which animal James Pod actually is.

I hope 2022 is being good to you all so far. Is it ok to post our video here? We're looking for people to come and get involved.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vca1EFxwTzA

Thanks :)

Hello all - you might remember me announcing this project last year, a book on the hidden numbers behind our favourite old computers and retro games. Well, the support has been immense and we're now in the "almost there" category. You too can support the community by pledging for a book, poster, or other such reward at:

https://unbound.com/books/20goto10

And because we're almost there, we have a discount code: ALMOSTJAN22

As always, this book won't exist without your help, so if you know someone that runs a blog, podcast, or YouTube channel then please tell them about this book - even if it's not about computing, or games, or retro! (People have other interests, too, it seems!)

Years ago I used my Amiga 500 case to install a Raspberry Pi 2 in and emulate the Amiga. I thought I threw away the motherboard but, younger me was clever enough store it deep at the back of a closet. Very happy I still have it, I want to beef it up with the PiStorm but due to chip shortages the RPI3a+ needed is impossible to find.

Has anybody read something about the PiStorm but with a newer more available Pi 3b? 4? Module 4? This could be a nice project, since I also backed the IndieGoGo campaign for a new 500 case (Going on to 3 years wait period now) Here is the Rev 7 motherboard: https://imgur.com/gallery/pP2mh4S