ACA2000

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Never saw it do wonder if the ACA500 fits the cpu socket in the 2000 I remember a couple of the old A500 accelerators could be used in both but not something I would try unless I had two and was willing to damage one. Jens would be the guy to ask
 
The a500/a1000 connector and the a2000 internal cpu upgrade are pretty much the same pinout, so this card is basically an aca500 with a male card edge connector, rather than the 86 pin female connector on the aca500
 
Ok (I see what you mean). But was it ever made available for sale...
 
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Yeah for the 2000 anyway. I mean I sure would like my ACA1233 in my 2000..
 
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I would suggest to hold out for the Vampire V2 A500 unit, as this is very likely to be compatible with the A1000 / A2000 range of computers.

With 128MB of FAST RAM, Onboard RTG graphics card, HDMI out and MicroSD mass storage - this is quite an amazing card with its current Silver 2 Core pumping out over 85MIPS (or Apollo 060@66Mhz aproximate) - and its likely to be much cheaper than the ACA12xxx cards.
 
I would suggest to hold out for the Vampire V2 A500 unit, as this is very likely to be compatible with the A1000 / A2000 range of computers.

With 128MB of FAST RAM, Onboard RTG graphics card, HDMI out and MicroSD mass storage - this is quite an amazing card with its current Silver 2 Core pumping out over 85MIPS (or Apollo 060@66Mhz aproximate) - and its likely to be much cheaper than the ACA12xxx cards.

massive production ? or the same situation like vampire 600 , problem with order , buying , paying , communication with seller
sorry we have 21 century
 
I would suggest to hold out for the Vampire V2 A500 unit, as this is very likely to be compatible with the A1000 / A2000 range of computers.

With 128MB of FAST RAM, Onboard RTG graphics card, HDMI out and MicroSD mass storage - this is quite an amazing card with its current Silver 2 Core pumping out over 85MIPS (or Apollo 060@66Mhz aproximate) - and its likely to be much cheaper than the ACA12xxx cards.

massive production ? or the same situation like vampire 600 , problem with order , buying , paying , communication with seller
sorry we have 21 century


The ACA cards are produced by Individual Computers, the Vampire by the Apollo team. Two entirely seperate entities and ordering/buying processes.
 
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