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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Retail News / Sales => Topic started by: Lecta on April 02, 2009, 06:55:56 PM
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ACube Systems Srl is pleased to announce the availability of the new Sam440ep-flex board.
The board is available in two versions: 800 Mhz and 667 Mhz.
The 800 Mhz version are selected boards with a 667 Mhz cpu clocked higher. The boards are deeply tested and guaranteed to work at 800 Mhz.
Shipping will start within 15 days to our resellers
Suggested prices to end users are:
369 euro sam flex 667 Mhz
399 euro sam flex 800 Mhz
All prices escluding local taxes and shipping costs.
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Woohoo, finally :-D
My orderlist for AmigaKit has been growing the last few weeks, availability of subway, SIMM socket fix for A4000 mobos, Indivision for CD32/A4000, and then for A600/A500 as well, memory expansion/clockport for A600, and now this - I'm done for, time to spend money :lol:
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Well alright!!!! :-D
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Well done guys, that 800MHZ was a nice suprise :-D
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I am glad they increased the memory to 1GB.
:-)
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Ooh, 800MHz... That's a nice surprise indeed! Hope they have some nice cooling on it :) At this stage it should at last be able to properly compete with an A1 :-)
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kolla wrote:
> ...SIMM socket fix for A4000 mobos...
I missed that one. What is it?
Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://videocam.net.au/fcug
Notacon 6 / Blockparty 3
http://www.notacon.org , http://www.demoparty.us
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@RoberB:
SIMM socket repair (http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=40921)
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Wow, this is a good deal. Glad I waited to buy a SAM440 board. I want the Flex 800MHz version ! If only we knew WHO had one in stock?!?! Ok vendors, start advertising it if you have it ! ! !
Ed
:-D :-) :lol: :-) :-D
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Does this fit in mini-ATX case? And normal ATX case?
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@Everblue
Yes, on both counts. The FlexATX is smaller than the full ATX, Mini, and the Micro, but the key is that they all share the ATX I/O shield size and placement, to include the mounting holes based on the board's size.
I hope that helps.
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Faster (barely) than a mobile phone!
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Mini? If you mean Mini-ITX, then no, Flex-ATX is bigger. Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATX
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persia wrote:
"Faster (barely) than a mobile phone!"
:roll: ....and you would use any more power for what?
Running the latest 3D games? Amiga based DVD authoring?
:lol:
Power and software step up side by side, in increments. Loads of hardware power now would be pointless without some software for it. Granted, the hardware needs to be available for the newer software but if a 3GHz CELL based Amiga turned up today by the time any software was written for it, it would seem slow anyway. Also, this is a niche market and hardware does not come cheap, try being a little more realistic and constructive rather than making silly comments please. Trolling is so boring.