I'm curious when the A1222 will be available, and what it will cost. Any info?


bp

I've got a SAM440ep-Flex 733MHz with 256MB Radeon and 512MB FAST RAM and when I run DarkPlaces Quake (after having copied PAK0, PAK1 to the ID1 dir), the game starts to load and in a second or two freezes, no HD activity. Only once did it get to the DarkPlaces title logo before freezing.

Any tips here?

Thanks.



bp

Fully functional Amiga 1200 motherboard in excellent condition (rev. 1D4 with 3.1 ROMs, NTSC) + installed FlickerMasterT flicker fixer / scan doubler for using the Amiga with a standard VGA display.
Nothing other than the Amiga 1200 motherboard and FlickerMasterT is included.

Free shipping in the U.S. and Canada, $20USD to Europe.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/121741469195?

FYI


bp

Hey, guys, I'm running my A1200 tower case on eBay right now, for anyone looking to tower their 1200. FYI.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/121740502126?

*Noblesse custom Amiga 1200 tower case
*Custom, laser-cut Amiga 1200 backplate
*Plastic side window
*NEC 40x SCSI CD-ROM drive (black)
*3.5-inch floppy drive (black)
*Room for 5 additional drives
*Green case-light (easily removed)
*Amiga to PC PS/2 keyboard adapter
*Right-angle 90-degree PCMCIA slot adapter

Cheers!



bp

Here's the very board I have.

Confirmed, 128-bits.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102533



bp

Can someone run CubeM, an OpenGL bench on an 733MHz SAM440 with Radeon 9250 (64-bit or 128-bit), please?

My results on this maybe-128-bit card:


First run -
11196 frames in 14.3 seconds
950 fps
793 fps with swap

Second run -
13494 frames in 16.9 seconds
964 fps
808 fps with swap

Thanks.





bp

@ddni - Thanks.

On the benchmark shots, note the Rect Fill hardware comparison percentage. Soft would all be the same, as same CPU. ?


bp

Hey folks (first post here),

So, I purchased a SAM440 a few years ago and it wasn't getting used. I just brought it into my DC office and it's getting a lot of use now!

I orig outfitted it with a 128MB Radeon 9250 with a 64-bit bus. I wanted to make things faster, so I hit eBay and found a guy selling several 256MB 9250's with 128-bit buses, he claims.

His eBay item photo shows a nearly identical card with a sticker that says 128-bit, but when I received my unit it has a diff model # and lacks the 128-but moniker.

I will say that the 3D visualizer that comes with TuneNet seems far faster with the new board than the old, and I've attached benchmark screens:

The first 9250 - bench:
http://i.imgur.com/E0xmakC.jpg

The new 9250 (128-bit?) - bench:
http://i.imgur.com/vXBPXsN.jpg

The new 9250 label:
http://imgur.com/z1clUx1

The eBay auction site item (see label):
http://www.ebay.com/itm/361352260459

Model # of the (new) board shopped to me:
Sapphire 188-0TC25-002SA

But, note this:

Webpage that indicates this model # is a 64-bit board:
http://microdream.co.uk/pc-components ... cs-card.html#.VclmsRvRlbw

So, is this a 128-bit bus board? Thoughts? Thanks.




bp