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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: terminator4 on August 29, 2008, 10:05:23 AM
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Does anyone know where i can get an adapter so I can use a standard ATX powersupply on Amiga 2000? amigakit has them???
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If Amigakit doesn't stock them, you can always ask 1985BMWK75 on here. They were recently selling the same thing for various Miggy's through this thread (http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=37738)
Hope this helps and good luck!
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Amiga 2000 needs like the Amiga 3000 the Tick Signal which is not present on ATX power supplies.
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@DJBase
But changing a jumper is enough to avoid requiring it. I know people with ATX PSUs inside their A2000 and also inside their A3000.
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Which jumper is that?
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This seems like a good place to ask my question.
I have an A4000T which has quite a bit of stuff in it:
Cyberstorm PPC 060/233 and 128mb RAM
PIV with Concierto and Paloma
16mb mobo RAM
CD and floppy
2 x DKB3128 (96mb on one and 128mb on the other)
Kickflash + Subway USB
Compact Flash/IDE adapter with a 512mb CF card
1 9gb wide SCSI HD
1 1gb SCSI (Seagate)
1 4.3 GB SCSI (Quantum Fireball)
And another DKB3128 on the way, also fully populated.
Currently this is on the original Amiga PSU, but I have also got a spare NOS equivalent PSU
I have an ATX to AT adapter cable, a generic one bought at the computer shop.
Will this be okay to use, and what ATX PSU should I get in terms of output?
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Those ATX AT cables are ok, I use one in my A4000T too. Your PSU should have enough Ampere on +5V and +12V. Modern PSUs have here usually more than 20A so thats more than enough.
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I can get a 350W PSU for £7.
The rest are higher, 350W should do, yes?
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Yes, should do his job.
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DJBase wrote:
Which jumper is that?
J200?
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Tahoe wrote:
DJBase wrote:
Which jumper is that?
J200?
Is that a question? ;-)
Thanks, I found it. Its J300 in A2000 and J350 in A3000.
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Confirmed: 350W ATX (bought today at the computer fair for £7) with the AT to ATX converter works fine. On A4000T it is plug and play.
The funny thing is, I was searching through my boxes for a toolkit and at the bottom of one of them I found a 350W ATX power supply. That was the one from my first PC case.
I forgot I had it, what a dufus, eh? :roll: