Amiga vs PC

[koaftder]

lol, stubby fingers.  You sure are a riot.



Don't look stubby to me.  

and yes that's a mickey table cloth, and no I don't give a rats ass if someone thinks its homo.


PS: Already relieved myself.  played some Elvira, if yknow what im sayin.

avatar makes sense now (;

[koaftder]

WOAAAHH, now before everyone jumps on me and pummels me into the ground i have to ask this question. but before I do here is my background. I started with a vic 20 then went to the Commodore 64 later i bought an amiga 500, then a 1200 then was given another 1200 and used an amiga 2000 before buying my own amiga4000 030 which if you look at my other posts you can see is now a 060 cyberstorm 200mhzppc with picaso iv and paloma module and a zoro iii expansion board with more ram than i thought possible on an amiga? over 104,000,000bytes? all my cards are maxed out is what im trying to say. now i use a 6400 amd dualcore pc with 4gb ram and a 8800gtx 768mb graphic card. now i loved my 4000 and is why im trying to make it work again but just how far behind is an amiga to a pc in real terms? i left the community then amiga format left us and didnt bother with the amigaone and dont know anything about the amiga since then. just what would an amiga have to improve to be on equal (or even) better than a pc in todays speed vs software world? again i always preffered my amigas than pcs but eventually had to goto the dark side.

Lucky bastard. Vic 20 was my first machine, then c64, a1k and pc after that. Folks moved to NC and I never saw an amiga in the wild after 1989. Used that a1k until like 95 though.

[koaftder]

I think there's some natami forum for the next generation amiga.

<3 By the looks of things, natami will come out sooner than the a1x1k, cost a hell of a lot less and deliver more fun. <3 <3 <3

[koaftder]

There are no words for this level of stupid.

That's not even fair. Having recently had to write bootstrap code his post is pretty spot on albeit from a specific and narrow perspective.

[koaftder]

I don't get these posts about, "on the pc, the architecture is old and needs to change". Change? How? Like what, remove super i/o and a bios rewrite? What difference does it make? End result will be the same, a computer that runs windows, *nix, OS X, aros, etc. End user won't even be aware of anything different.