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Amiga 4000 RAM Fix: Q Tests a Fussy A4000
#Amiga4000 #AmigaRepair #HoldAndModify #CommodoreAmiga #A4000 #LightWave3D #VistaPro #RetroComputing
https://theoasisbbs.com/amiga-4000-ram-fix-q-tests-a-fussy-a4000/?fsp_sid=6290 -
Amiga 4000 RAM Fix: Q Tests a Fussy A4000
#Amiga4000 #AmigaRepair #HoldAndModify #CommodoreAmiga #A4000 #LightWave3D #VistaPro #RetroComputing
https://theoasisbbs.com/amiga-4000-ram-fix-q-tests-a-fussy-a4000/?fsp_sid=6290 -
Amiga 4000 RAM Fix: Q Tests a Fussy A4000
#Amiga4000 #AmigaRepair #HoldAndModify #CommodoreAmiga #A4000 #LightWave3D #VistaPro #RetroComputing
https://theoasisbbs.com/amiga-4000-ram-fix-q-tests-a-fussy-a4000/?fsp_sid=6290 -
Amiga 4000 RAM Fix: Q Tests a Fussy A4000
#Amiga4000 #AmigaRepair #HoldAndModify #CommodoreAmiga #A4000 #LightWave3D #VistaPro #RetroComputing
https://theoasisbbs.com/amiga-4000-ram-fix-q-tests-a-fussy-a4000/?fsp_sid=6290 -
Amiga 4000 RAM Fix: Q Tests a Fussy A4000
#Amiga4000 #AmigaRepair #HoldAndModify #CommodoreAmiga #A4000 #LightWave3D #VistaPro #RetroComputing
https://theoasisbbs.com/amiga-4000-ram-fix-q-tests-a-fussy-a4000/?fsp_sid=6290 -
NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell. На что способен «младшенький GPU» нового семейства профессиональных карт NVIDIA
Профессиональную видеокарту RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell сама NVIDIA позиционирует как недорогое, компактное и энергоэффективное решение для профессиональных рабочих станций, ускоряющее графику и ИИ-задачи. Но что мы реально получаем за 85000 рублей?
https://habr.com/ru/companies/hostkey/articles/977348/
#бобер #hostkey #NVIDIA_RTX_PRO_2000_Blackwell #RTX_5060 #GDDR7_ECC #comfyui #blender #A4000 #ollama #ai
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NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell. На что способен «младшенький GPU» нового семейства профессиональных карт NVIDIA
Профессиональную видеокарту RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell сама NVIDIA позиционирует как недорогое, компактное и энергоэффективное решение для профессиональных рабочих станций, ускоряющее графику и ИИ-задачи. Но что мы реально получаем за 85000 рублей?
https://habr.com/ru/companies/hostkey/articles/977348/
#бобер #hostkey #NVIDIA_RTX_PRO_2000_Blackwell #RTX_5060 #GDDR7_ECC #comfyui #blender #A4000 #ollama #ai
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NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell. На что способен «младшенький GPU» нового семейства профессиональных карт NVIDIA
Профессиональную видеокарту RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell сама NVIDIA позиционирует как недорогое, компактное и энергоэффективное решение для профессиональных рабочих станций, ускоряющее графику и ИИ-задачи. Но что мы реально получаем за 85000 рублей?
https://habr.com/ru/companies/hostkey/articles/977348/
#бобер #hostkey #NVIDIA_RTX_PRO_2000_Blackwell #RTX_5060 #GDDR7_ECC #comfyui #blender #A4000 #ollama #ai
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NVIDIA RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell. На что способен «младшенький GPU» нового семейства профессиональных карт NVIDIA
Профессиональную видеокарту RTX PRO 2000 Blackwell сама NVIDIA позиционирует как недорогое, компактное и энергоэффективное решение для профессиональных рабочих станций, ускоряющее графику и ИИ-задачи. Но что мы реально получаем за 85000 рублей?
https://habr.com/ru/companies/hostkey/articles/977348/
#бобер #hostkey #NVIDIA_RTX_PRO_2000_Blackwell #RTX_5060 #GDDR7_ECC #comfyui #blender #A4000 #ollama #ai
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Bit of #retrocomputing here.
I finally decided to do something I'd been meaning to do for years - nudged by watching @janbeta starting the restoration of an #Amiga 3000T .
What I needed to do was remove the real-time clock battery from the mainboard in my Amiga 4000. I haven't used it in - literally - decades, and those soldered-to-the-board NiCd batteries (they're three small cells attached end-to-end) all leak, eventually. They can do a lot of damage to the board.
I think that I had been putting it off for years because I figured it had been so long there wouldn't be anything to salvage - that, plus it was tucked in an inconvenient place in storage.
Today I pulled the box out and looked at it. It's basically in mint shape, even stored in the original factory packaging, which is not bad for a machine from 1993. I hadn't even seen the machine since 1998 - the box was sealed when I moved that year, and I never unpacked it. I moved a couple more times since then.
It wasn't even dusty inside. It looks like it came out of the factory last week. It's the #68040 model and has some upgrades - RAM maxed out, a Video Toaster 4000 and a second hard drive added.
The battery did leak, but there's no significant damage to the board. The lacquer where it oozed has lost its shine, but that's about it. Removed it and cleaned the board.
I gather this might actually be worth something today? Last time I checked (20 years ago...) it wasn't.
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Bit of #retrocomputing here.
I finally decided to do something I'd been meaning to do for years - nudged by watching @janbeta starting the restoration of an #Amiga 3000T .
What I needed to do was remove the real-time clock battery from the mainboard in my Amiga 4000. I haven't used it in - literally - decades, and those soldered-to-the-board NiCd batteries (they're three small cells attached end-to-end) all leak, eventually. They can do a lot of damage to the board.
I think that I had been putting it off for years because I figured it had been so long there wouldn't be anything to salvage - that, plus it was tucked in an inconvenient place in storage.
Today I pulled the box out and looked at it. It's basically in mint shape, even stored in the original factory packaging, which is not bad for a machine from 1993. I hadn't even seen the machine since 1998 - the box was sealed when I moved that year, and I never unpacked it. I moved a couple more times since then.
It wasn't even dusty inside. It looks like it came out of the factory last week. It's the #68040 model and has some upgrades - RAM maxed out, a Video Toaster 4000 and a second hard drive added.
The battery did leak, but there's no significant damage to the board. The lacquer where it oozed has lost its shine, but that's about it. Removed it and cleaned the board.
I gather this might actually be worth something today? Last time I checked (20 years ago...) it wasn't.
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Bit of #retrocomputing here.
I finally decided to do something I'd been meaning to do for years - nudged by watching @janbeta starting the restoration of an #Amiga 3000T .
What I needed to do was remove the real-time clock battery from the mainboard in my Amiga 4000. I haven't used it in - literally - decades, and those soldered-to-the-board NiCd batteries (they're three small cells attached end-to-end) all leak, eventually. They can do a lot of damage to the board.
I think that I had been putting it off for years because I figured it had been so long there wouldn't be anything to salvage - that, plus it was tucked in an inconvenient place in storage.
Today I pulled the box out and looked at it. It's basically in mint shape, even stored in the original factory packaging, which is not bad for a machine from 1993. I hadn't even seen the machine since 1998 - the box was sealed when I moved that year, and I never unpacked it. I moved a couple more times since then.
It wasn't even dusty inside. It looks like it came out of the factory last week. It's the #68040 model and has some upgrades - RAM maxed out, a Video Toaster 4000 and a second hard drive added.
The battery did leak, but there's no significant damage to the board. The lacquer where it oozed has lost its shine, but that's about it. Removed it and cleaned the board.
I gather this might actually be worth something today? Last time I checked (20 years ago...) it wasn't.
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Bit of #retrocomputing here.
I finally decided to do something I'd been meaning to do for years - nudged by watching @janbeta starting the restoration of an #Amiga 3000T .
What I needed to do was remove the real-time clock battery from the mainboard in my Amiga 4000. I haven't used it in - literally - decades, and those soldered-to-the-board NiCd batteries (they're three small cells attached end-to-end) all leak, eventually. They can do a lot of damage to the board.
I think that I had been putting it off for years because I figured it had been so long there wouldn't be anything to salvage - that, plus it was tucked in an inconvenient place in storage.
Today I pulled the box out and looked at it. It's basically in mint shape, even stored in the original factory packaging, which is not bad for a machine from 1993. I hadn't even seen the machine since 1998 - the box was sealed when I moved that year, and I never unpacked it. I moved a couple more times since then.
It wasn't even dusty inside. It looks like it came out of the factory last week. It's the #68040 model and has some upgrades - RAM maxed out, a Video Toaster 4000 and a second hard drive added.
The battery did leak, but there's no significant damage to the board. The lacquer where it oozed has lost its shine, but that's about it. Removed it and cleaned the board.
I gather this might actually be worth something today? Last time I checked (20 years ago...) it wasn't.
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Bit of #retrocomputing here.
I finally decided to do something I'd been meaning to do for years - nudged by watching @janbeta starting the restoration of an #Amiga 3000T .
What I needed to do was remove the real-time clock battery from the mainboard in my Amiga 4000. I haven't used it in - literally - decades, and those soldered-to-the-board NiCd batteries (they're three small cells attached end-to-end) all leak, eventually. They can do a lot of damage to the board.
I think that I had been putting it off for years because I figured it had been so long there wouldn't be anything to salvage - that, plus it was tucked in an inconvenient place in storage.
Today I pulled the box out and looked at it. It's basically in mint shape, even stored in the original factory packaging, which is not bad for a machine from 1993. I hadn't even seen the machine since 1998 - the box was sealed when I moved that year, and I never unpacked it. I moved a couple more times since then.
It wasn't even dusty inside. It looks like it came out of the factory last week. It's the #68040 model and has some upgrades - RAM maxed out, a Video Toaster 4000 and a second hard drive added.
The battery did leak, but there's no significant damage to the board. The lacquer where it oozed has lost its shine, but that's about it. Removed it and cleaned the board.
I gather this might actually be worth something today? Last time I checked (20 years ago...) it wasn't.
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A fresh composition of my Amiga A4000. You can clearly see that I'm not using this computer in fact the last time it has been fired up, is in the last century.
The oxidation on the outside of the FDD, clearly indicates electrolytic capacitors inside which should not be electrified.I will need to recap this whole motherboard before I even attempt to turn it on. I'm not planning to do so though
I have an A4000T which just needs another RTG card. The Picasso 96 that I ordered for the last time broke down after 5 years.
If I really want to I can even repair the Picasso 96. The video IC is just a Cyrus logic IIRC
For me AGA is way too slow to work on such a massive machine
Which is the reason for both the A4000T which is in storage and the A4000 to be idle
Below the Amiga you can see a part of a betamax video recorder.
#RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #A4000 #HDD #SCSI #storage #technology #retro #betamax
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A fresh composition of my Amiga A4000. You can clearly see that I'm not using this computer in fact the last time it has been fired up, is in the last century.
The oxidation on the outside of the FDD, clearly indicates electrolytic capacitors inside which should not be electrified.I will need to recap this whole motherboard before I even attempt to turn it on. I'm not planning to do so though
I have an A4000T which just needs another RTG card. The Picasso 96 that I ordered for the last time broke down after 5 years.
If I really want to I can even repair the Picasso 96. The video IC is just a Cyrus logic IIRC
For me AGA is way too slow to work on such a massive machine
Which is the reason for both the A4000T which is in storage and the A4000 to be idle
Below the Amiga you can see a part of a betamax video recorder.
#RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #A4000 #HDD #SCSI #storage #technology #retro #betamax
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A fresh composition of my Amiga A4000. You can clearly see that I'm not using this computer in fact the last time it has been fired up, is in the last century.
The oxidation on the outside of the FDD, clearly indicates electrolytic capacitors inside which should not be electrified.I will need to recap this whole motherboard before I even attempt to turn it on. I'm not planning to do so though
I have an A4000T which just needs another RTG card. The Picasso 96 that I ordered for the last time broke down after 5 years.
If I really want to I can even repair the Picasso 96. The video IC is just a Cyrus logic IIRC
For me AGA is way too slow to work on such a massive machine
Which is the reason for both the A4000T which is in storage and the A4000 to be idle
Below the Amiga you can see a part of a betamax video recorder.
#RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #A4000 #HDD #SCSI #storage #technology #retro #betamax
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A fresh composition of my Amiga A4000. You can clearly see that I'm not using this computer in fact the last time it has been fired up, is in the last century.
The oxidation on the outside of the FDD, clearly indicates electrolytic capacitors inside which should not be electrified.I will need to recap this whole motherboard before I even attempt to turn it on. I'm not planning to do so though
I have an A4000T which just needs another RTG card. The Picasso 96 that I ordered for the last time broke down after 5 years.
If I really want to I can even repair the Picasso 96. The video IC is just a Cyrus logic IIRC
For me AGA is way too slow to work on such a massive machine
Which is the reason for both the A4000T which is in storage and the A4000 to be idle
Below the Amiga you can see a part of a betamax video recorder.
#RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #A4000 #HDD #SCSI #storage #technology #retro #betamax
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A fresh composition of my Amiga A4000. You can clearly see that I'm not using this computer in fact the last time it has been fired up, is in the last century.
The oxidation on the outside of the FDD, clearly indicates electrolytic capacitors inside which should not be electrified.I will need to recap this whole motherboard before I even attempt to turn it on. I'm not planning to do so though
I have an A4000T which just needs another RTG card. The Picasso 96 that I ordered for the last time broke down after 5 years.
If I really want to I can even repair the Picasso 96. The video IC is just a Cyrus logic IIRC
For me AGA is way too slow to work on such a massive machine
Which is the reason for both the A4000T which is in storage and the A4000 to be idle
Below the Amiga you can see a part of a betamax video recorder.
#RetroTechnology #RetroComputing #A4000 #HDD #SCSI #storage #technology #retro #betamax
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@vampiress #x68000 form is absurdly awesome. sexy, asian cousin of #a4000
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@vampiress #x68000 form is absurdly awesome. sexy, asian cousin of #a4000
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@vampiress #x68000 form is absurdly awesome. sexy, asian cousin of #a4000
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@vampiress #x68000 form is absurdly awesome. sexy, asian cousin of #a4000
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@vampiress #x68000 form is absurdly awesome. sexy, asian cousin of #a4000
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@sabine_depew Meinen #A2000 hatte ich von 1991 bis 2001. Mit RAM-Erweiterung auf 9MB, Co-ProzessorCard und interner 40 Megabyte-SCSI-HD. Leider gab es das coole #Amiga 1000-Gehäuse nie mit der Leistung eines #A4000. Vielleicht baue ich mir sowas mal 🙂
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@sabine_depew Meinen #A2000 hatte ich von 1991 bis 2001. Mit RAM-Erweiterung auf 9MB, Co-ProzessorCard und interner 40 Megabyte-SCSI-HD. Leider gab es das coole #Amiga 1000-Gehäuse nie mit der Leistung eines #A4000. Vielleicht baue ich mir sowas mal 🙂
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@sabine_depew Meinen #A2000 hatte ich von 1991 bis 2001. Mit RAM-Erweiterung auf 9MB, Co-ProzessorCard und interner 40 Megabyte-SCSI-HD. Leider gab es das coole #Amiga 1000-Gehäuse nie mit der Leistung eines #A4000. Vielleicht baue ich mir sowas mal 🙂
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A parcel from Finland arrived at my doorstep tonight, and inside was this stunning PCB. It's Hese's Amiga 4000 motherboard remake in eATX. It's absolutly amazing in person, fantastic work. Have to say I'm a bit stressed out about building it, the vintage parts are expensive and hard to find and I want this to be really good. I've decided to fine-tune my SMD skills a bit first and build a couple of Amiga accelerators this summer before I start the build on this one. And finally get a proper microscope. #Amiga #A4000 #A4000TX #Commodore
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A parcel from Finland arrived at my doorstep tonight, and inside was this stunning PCB. It's Hese's Amiga 4000 motherboard remake in eATX. It's absolutly amazing in person, fantastic work. Have to say I'm a bit stressed out about building it, the vintage parts are expensive and hard to find and I want this to be really good. I've decided to fine-tune my SMD skills a bit first and build a couple of Amiga accelerators this summer before I start the build on this one. And finally get a proper microscope. #Amiga #A4000 #A4000TX #Commodore
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A parcel from Finland arrived at my doorstep tonight, and inside was this stunning PCB. It's Hese's Amiga 4000 motherboard remake in eATX. It's absolutly amazing in person, fantastic work. Have to say I'm a bit stressed out about building it, the vintage parts are expensive and hard to find and I want this to be really good. I've decided to fine-tune my SMD skills a bit first and build a couple of Amiga accelerators this summer before I start the build on this one. And finally get a proper microscope. #Amiga #A4000 #A4000TX #Commodore
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A parcel from Finland arrived at my doorstep tonight, and inside was this stunning PCB. It's Hese's Amiga 4000 motherboard remake in eATX. It's absolutly amazing in person, fantastic work. Have to say I'm a bit stressed out about building it, the vintage parts are expensive and hard to find and I want this to be really good. I've decided to fine-tune my SMD skills a bit first and build a couple of Amiga accelerators this summer before I start the build on this one. And finally get a proper microscope. #Amiga #A4000 #A4000TX #Commodore
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A parcel from Finland arrived at my doorstep tonight, and inside was this stunning PCB. It's Hese's Amiga 4000 motherboard remake in eATX. It's absolutly amazing in person, fantastic work. Have to say I'm a bit stressed out about building it, the vintage parts are expensive and hard to find and I want this to be really good. I've decided to fine-tune my SMD skills a bit first and build a couple of Amiga accelerators this summer before I start the build on this one. And finally get a proper microscope. #Amiga #A4000 #A4000TX #Commodore
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@darth Love to see people finding joy in the same hardware that I used 40 years ago =)
I've still got my original #c64, as well as an #Ultimate64Elite that I actually use because it has HDMI out. Also kept my 2nd #A500 (sold the KS 1.2 red LED one in favour av a KS 1.3 green LED), as well as my very much non-working #A4000 that I wrote my final thesis on in the late 90s. One day I'll afford having that battery damage fixed!
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@darth Love to see people finding joy in the same hardware that I used 40 years ago =)
I've still got my original #c64, as well as an #Ultimate64Elite that I actually use because it has HDMI out. Also kept my 2nd #A500 (sold the KS 1.2 red LED one in favour av a KS 1.3 green LED), as well as my very much non-working #A4000 that I wrote my final thesis on in the late 90s. One day I'll afford having that battery damage fixed!
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@darth Love to see people finding joy in the same hardware that I used 40 years ago =)
I've still got my original #c64, as well as an #Ultimate64Elite that I actually use because it has HDMI out. Also kept my 2nd #A500 (sold the KS 1.2 red LED one in favour av a KS 1.3 green LED), as well as my very much non-working #A4000 that I wrote my final thesis on in the late 90s. One day I'll afford having that battery damage fixed!
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@darth Love to see people finding joy in the same hardware that I used 40 years ago =)
I've still got my original #c64, as well as an #Ultimate64Elite that I actually use because it has HDMI out. Also kept my 2nd #A500 (sold the KS 1.2 red LED one in favour av a KS 1.3 green LED), as well as my very much non-working #A4000 that I wrote my final thesis on in the late 90s. One day I'll afford having that battery damage fixed!
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@darth Love to see people finding joy in the same hardware that I used 40 years ago =)
I've still got my original #c64, as well as an #Ultimate64Elite that I actually use because it has HDMI out. Also kept my 2nd #A500 (sold the KS 1.2 red LED one in favour av a KS 1.3 green LED), as well as my very much non-working #A4000 that I wrote my final thesis on in the late 90s. One day I'll afford having that battery damage fixed!
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Hello all,
Does anyone have a DriveCage for an Amiga 4000D for sale, or alternatively a technical drawing with all the dimensions so I can have one made.
Attached is a picture of the DriveCage, should I have called the part wrong. #a4000d #retro #commodore #a4000
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Hello all,
Does anyone have a DriveCage for an Amiga 4000D for sale, or alternatively a technical drawing with all the dimensions so I can have one made.
Attached is a picture of the DriveCage, should I have called the part wrong. #a4000d #retro #commodore #a4000
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Hello all,
Does anyone have a DriveCage for an Amiga 4000D for sale, or alternatively a technical drawing with all the dimensions so I can have one made.
Attached is a picture of the DriveCage, should I have called the part wrong. #a4000d #retro #commodore #a4000
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Hello all,
Does anyone have a DriveCage for an Amiga 4000D for sale, or alternatively a technical drawing with all the dimensions so I can have one made.
Attached is a picture of the DriveCage, should I have called the part wrong. #a4000d #retro #commodore #a4000
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Hello all,
Does anyone have a DriveCage for an Amiga 4000D for sale, or alternatively a technical drawing with all the dimensions so I can have one made.
Attached is a picture of the DriveCage, should I have called the part wrong. #a4000d #retro #commodore #a4000
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New #Turrican 2 remake released for AGA #Amigas and it looks incredible. More details in the link. #A1200 #A4000 #CD32 #MiSTerFPGA #Commodore
https://ultimatemister.com/turrican-ii-remade-for-aga-amigas/?ref=1
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New #Turrican 2 remake released for AGA #Amigas and it looks incredible. More details in the link. #A1200 #A4000 #CD32 #MiSTerFPGA #Commodore
https://ultimatemister.com/turrican-ii-remade-for-aga-amigas/?ref=1
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New #Turrican 2 remake released for AGA #Amigas and it looks incredible. More details in the link. #A1200 #A4000 #CD32 #MiSTerFPGA #Commodore
https://ultimatemister.com/turrican-ii-remade-for-aga-amigas/?ref=1
