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DEMON D1260 dostanie dedykowaną kartę graficzną - D-VISION ?
D-VISION - A GRAPHICS CARD FOR THE DEMON D1260
HARDWARE RECOMMENDATION:
Oliver Achten has always made sure that the products in his lineup form a tightly integrated ecosystem. Most recently, the P-Vision was released as a 16-bit PCMCIA expansion. But Oliver also knows that the A1200 is capable of much more. That's why his new Demon D1260 accelerator card comes equipped with a local 32-bit bus and a dedicated expansion connector. Currently under development specifically for this interface is the D-Vision, which shares many similarities with the P-Vision but offers a range of additional features.
KEY FEATURES (PRELIMINARY SPECS):
o True 32-bit graphics card for the 32-bit 68040/060 bus
o 32 MB of VRAM
o Full HD output with 32-bit color
o Significantly higher memory bandwidth than the P-Vision
o Ultra-fast 64-bit blitter
o Video input and output with automatic switching between the flicker fixer and D-Vision display via an integrated switch
o Amiga audio output routed through the video connector
o Seamless system integration using the Zorro III AutoConfig protocol
o Quite possibly the smallest Amiga graphics card ever made
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This is a fan contribution, not a paid ad.
Demon d1260 accelerator card for amiga 1200
HARDWARE RECOMMENDATION:
DEMON D1260 BY OLIVER ACHTEN
ACCELERATOR CARD FOR THE A1200
Following the AmiGUS sound card and the P-Vision RTG card, Oliver Achten is already working on his next ambitious hardware project: the Demon D1260 - a powerful accelerator card for 68060 CPUs in the Amiga 1200. The aim is very clear: pushing the final generation of Motorola 68k CPUs to their absolute limits. The card is based on a modern FPGA design and comes packed with a range of additional features.
HERE'S AN OVERVIEW OF THE CURRENTLY KNOWN SPECS:
o 68060 CPU accelerator card with synchronous bus design.
o Software-adjustable clock speed exceeding 100 MHz.
o Modern FPGA-based design without legacy CPLD components.
o 256 MB SDRAM.
o MAPROM support for softkicks and 68EC060 CPUs without MMU.
o M.2 SATA interface on Rev0, later replaced by dual MicroSD slots on the Rev1 board.
o Flash ROM for IDE drivers and system startup.
o Temperature-controlled PWM fan management.
o Local high-speed 32-bit expansion bus with auto-configuration and up to 512 MB address space.
o Connector for WiFi module with 4 Mbaud serial communication.
o Battery-backed real-time clock.
Once development is complete, the reference design will be made freely available. Users who don’t want to build the card themselves will later be able to purchase a fully assembled version from Alinea Computer.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is a fan contribution, not a paid ad.
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