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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Hardware News => Topic started by: TuKo on May 06, 2016, 05:46:55 PM
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SILVER5 core has been released, along with latest SAGA Driver 0.9c !
Full changelog :
* Bugfixes (SFS, HDToolBox, VBRControl, etc.)
* Some Core Speed-Ups
* In-Rom support for Big Partitions (>4Gb) on internal IDE
* SDCard improvements
* Programmable screen resolutions
Download it :
http://www.apollo-accelerators.com/#download
Apollo team would be happy to get feedbacks from users using this new SILVER5 core. Be free to join #Apollo-Team IRC channel on Freenode to discuss it.
Screenshot :
(http://i.imgur.com/Wwypdqn.png)
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It rox :)
Just a quick screenie on 1360x768@8bit
(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/939939/Pics/v2/Screenshot.png)
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Good update with better RTG support.
That background is amazing in 'only' 8 bit !
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Wonderful update!! Apollo-team never stops delivering!
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@mfilos: I notice it says Kickstart 40.63, can you not use kickstart ROM updates, load rom modules etc with the Vampire? Let us know when you have successfully built custom 3.9 kickstart for it ;)
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Congrats guys this is probably the most exciting thing in amiga land atm! I had V1 Vampire i cant imagine how good this is! waiting for a500/2000 version
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@mfilos: I notice it says Kickstart 40.63, can you not use kickstart ROM updates, load rom modules etc with the Vampire? Let us know when you have successfully built custom 3.9 kickstart for it ;)
Ofc you can use ROM updates and LoadModule ofc to load whatever you want (with the drawback of 1 restart)
Custom Kickstart would rule :)
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will you guys ever be able to support FPU and MMU? this is criticial for me for my amiga.
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looking awesome:)
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Congrats guys this is probably the most exciting thing in amiga land atm! I had V1 Vampire i cant imagine how good this is! waiting for a500/2000 version
A2000, I would be up for that!
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If one has a fast cpu, how could a programmer slow things down for the user?
Vsync or something like that?
I am sorry if this is a bad example.