Here is one showing Armagetron Advanced.

http://www.youtube.com/user/planetlar ... =mhum#p/a/u/0/szmbp-8XOD8

@Slayer

I would also like to see large file support added for SMBFS. But I think the limitation is in the original program, and not just the Amiga port.

@Paul

I've not tried this one, but it does have the 3112 chipset:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product ... 12-_-15-280-004-_-Product

I will always need at least two different browsers. Even with Timberwolf, I will still use OWB.

In my opinion, a login memory feature is not something I would ever use. My first wish is for an internal download manager because everyone would use that.

@whose

That's the last I read also, that the 3114 does not work as the boot controller. However, it does work for many 3112 based controllers. I boot from a 3112 Rosewill card.

@ChrisH

Definately full size ATX.
Also as far as they have announced, the motherboard is only available with the included ATX tower.

@HammerD

I agree. For the foreseeable future, I would rather just use the stand-alone adapters. For less than $50 I can hook up all my wired computers:

http://www.amazon.com/NETGEAR-WGPS606 ... TF8&qid=1283192748&sr=1-1

@Cyborg

Got it. Thanks again for explaining.

@Hans

So we can get as high as 160 Mbps with a Gigabit card? (20 MB Cyborg reference)?

With my current 100 Mbps AmigaOne cards, on-board or PCI, I've never gotten higher than 48 Mbps, so should I be getting higher? Or do you think that is the limitation of the NIC processor?

@Deniil

Okay, okay, :)
Cyborg meant Mb, not MB.

@Cyborg

I've seen this limitation in network transfers, and wondered what caused it. Thanks very much for explaining this.

@djrikki

The link goes to the correct video for me. Anyone else?

Here is a sample of Amicygnix and a few applications:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaEj00l5d5w

Abiword, Gnumeric, Gimp, Netsurf

@ChrisH

I wonder how much power the Shuttle's video card is using...

@ChrisH

It is not a problem yet. The current drive types will still be manufactured for years, including standard hard disks, SSD, Flash, etc.

Yay! It works!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zW_CgzOXA7I

I can do these now at 720p, so tell me if you have requests to see a video of a particular application.

@agafaster

Do you know what USB chipset we need on PCI cards for compatability with OS4?

@Hans

Thanks for the comments. I've posted a new video without the scaling:

http://www.youtube.com/user/planetlars#p/a/u/0/iWtLoNYQrdY

This is NOT the actual speed. For some reason the video is slightly accelerated. But at least I got a full quality 720p video online. :) The file is 8 GB, and took about 15 hours to upload. :o

It is almost a nightmare trying to get everything working. Either the speed goes wrong, or the video blanks, or the recording applications crash, or Windows goes to the blue screen of death.
I had to format my hard drive and re-install Windows just to get this one recorded. Well, I'll keep working at it to fix the speed next.

@Hans

I already have the IntensityPro. It is what I used to record this AmigaOne video in 720p last year:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HoXGC3vgDk

The problem is that it still drops frames on my 64-bit Windows XP dual-core 2.8 Ghz recording machine and there only a few options to reduce the recording load.

Instead of using a 7200 rpm drive, I will be switching to a 10000 rpm drive to see if that makes a difference. I've just not had time to do it yet.
- Lars

@Robert17

This is one thing I would not buy at AmigaKit for 69 GBP. You can try e-bay or some other place.
I searched e-bay for "pc 133 ecc" and found some good sales.

168-pin PC-133 ECC registered memory is also known as server memory. People have reported trouble finding a compatible stick, but I've tried a dozen different kinds with no problem.

However, there are some troubles trying to use multiple sticks together. What I would do is plan on using only one stick, so make sure it is 512 MB or higher to replace your existing one.

The extra memory will not give you any performance boost, but will help if you are loading a large application that runs out of memory.