Apollo 630 A600 accelerator w/32MB RAM

Selling an Apollo 630 / Winner 630 A600 accelerator with FPU and 32MB RAM. I can't tell for sure what it is but it doesn't have '630 Turbo' written under the RAM slot if that helps.

Item is in tested, working condition as it was just pulled from my 600 (see screenshot).

Asking 230UKP or NEAR OFFER including standard airmail shipping worldwide from NZ. Add UKP10 if you want insurance / trackable etc.

Taking offers so if you think I'm dreaming send a PM with your offer :D

Payment via PayPal as a gift as I don't want the fees :)

Thanks all

interesting youu have pm

May i declare interest for this please? PM with offer to follow. Cheers

cfi PM replied. Will respond to next interested buyer if deal with cfi falls through.

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Sold to cfi pending payment on Monday

Thanks

Off topic, but nice screen shot. May I please ask what monitor you are using with the Amiga?

No problem..it's a BenQ G2420HD 24" widescreen monitor...supports 15KHz non-interlaced Amiga screenmodes without the need for a scandoubler.

BenQ site gives 24 to 83 KHz rate. :unsure:

It works in non-interlaced modes believe me. Interlaced modes just flicker so you'd need a FF. I can hook it directly to any Amiga and, although the pictures quality varies, it always works. The A600 shown is actually the only one that tends to look a little washed out...on all my 500s, 1200s and 4000s it looks perfect.

Only caveat is that the image is stretched (prefer the image to fill the screen myself anyway) and you can't un-stretch it at 15KHz

Forum thread I found out about it on is over at EAB here - http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?p=612490

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Originally Posted by Phantom

BenQ site gives 24 to 83 KHz rate. :unsure:

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I suggest we start a thread with Amiga-compatible MODERN monitors. I'd love to know if mine is compatible would I get a RGB-VGA-adapter.

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Originally Posted by dangermouse

It works in non-interlaced modes believe me. Interlaced modes just flicker so you'd need a FF. I can hook it directly to any Amiga and, although the pictures quality varies, it always works. The A600 shown is actually the only one that tends to look a little washed out...on all my 500s, 1200s and 4000s it looks perfect.

Only caveat is that the image is stretched (prefer the image to fill the screen myself anyway) and you can't un-stretch it at 15KHz

Forum thread I found out about it on is over at EAB here - http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?p=612490

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Yes, I found the thread (googled it) and now I'm reading. Confused though. :huh: