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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: amiwalker on November 07, 2005, 01:31:50 AM
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Is EyeTech dead, or is the A1 Micro forthcoming??
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there is no a1 we are now waiting on the amy05...
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Is it just me or does the Amy05 concept scream for integrated video to be included?
meh!
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...I think many people in the PC world could learn a thing or two from Eyetech's hardware engineers.
Congrats!!! Your tagline won funniest post on Amiga.org for the week, and its only Monday.
-Tig
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@coldfish
Nah. It's cheaper to buy a graphics card separately.
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SamuraiCrow wrote:
@coldfish
Nah. It's cheaper to buy a graphics card separately.
But it kinda lacks pci slots...
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But it kinda lacks pci slots...
But from what Stedy said on AmigaWorld.net about the Troika design, adding onboard gfx would mean you'd lose a PCI slot anyway.
Sure, you could add the option to disable it and use a PCI card, but then that's all adding to the complexity and the end cost.
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But from what Stedy said on AmigaWorld.net about the Troika design, adding onboard gfx would mean you'd lose a PCI slot anyway.
If that is infact true, then i agree...
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...I think many people in the PC world could learn a thing or two from Eyetech's hardware engineers.
Love the sarcasm :lol:
Alan Redhouse is about as useful as a condom with a hole in the front.
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Tigger wrote:
...I think many people in the PC world could learn a thing or two from Eyetech's hardware engineers.
Congrats!!! Your tagline won funniest post on Amiga.org for the week, and its only Monday.
-Tig
thanks.... :-D
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Tomas wrote:
But from what Stedy said on AmigaWorld.net about the Troika design, adding onboard gfx would mean you'd lose a PCI slot anyway.
If that is infact true, then i agree...
It sounds weird to me, but I'm not a hardware engineer.
What kind of PCI bus can only handle two devices (1 PCI card + onboard gfx)? When commenting on onboard gfx, are they talking about some sort of "almost-AGP" thingy, where they would need to reserve bandwidth?
(Personally, I'd take a full ATX mobo any day. If I'd ever want a tiny HTPC, where I won't see much of the OS anyway but need support for e.g. lots of codecs, then I'll buy a cheap x86 mobo.)
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Savan wrote:
Alan Redhouse is about as useful as a condom with a hole in the front.
that's not a condom!
it's a fashion statement! :-P
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Seehund wrote:
What kind of PCI bus can only handle two devices (1 PCI card + onboard gfx)?
Don't forget that there's also onboard sound, ethernet, USB and ATA(Sil0680) too, so that plus 2 PCI slots makes it 6 devices.
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c64_d0c, who was it that said that in seriousness in a post on these boards recently?
I found it hilarious then, and its still a good chortle now!
Using as a tag is just being mean. :-D