Well i recently bought a A600 for about 100€ and it had a compact flash harddrive and now im looking to expand it.
I just bought a 2MB SRAM pcmcia fastram card for the good proce of 40€ and I will soon order a A603 trapdoor card for a extra megabyte chip ram.
So will this be enough to run WHLoad games?
Also I want to use the amiga to a 20" LCD monitor I have but since it do not support 15KHz mode I cant use it at the moment so im thinking of buying a flixer fixer/scan doubler tho how does this work? As i understand I will need the clockport from the A603 card and put it directly on the agnus chip (dont remember if it was the agnus or gary chip but that ofc i will read before installing) then the real question about this is will I only when using it be able to use 16 color mode in low res?
I have also thought about another solution, I made a scaer cable for the amiga, will i then be able to use a scart to vga converter, it only cost about 40€ in a store near me, and if it works how will it look?blurry as on a TV or sharper? Also will it be able to show fullscreen on the 20" LCD screen that is not widescreen but 4:3 format?
those are my main questions.
sorry for my bad spelling but im writing this from work on my Nokia N97 :/
Ok well done for getting a 600, though 100 Euro is top dollar for one IMHO.
WHDLoad in my experiance should work ok even on 2Mb so you shouldn't have problems there.
The scan doubler / flicker fixer is exacly what it says, it will double the scanrate to 30Khz so you have alot more compatability with monitors.
Anything more then 4 colours on the Workbench is a bit of a choppy affair (on my old 2mb 600 anyway) so you maybe limited with colours.
As for your clockport, I know not enough about it but I doubt it will fit on the Gary as it's the Bus controller.
VGA to Scart in my experiance is utter s***e, I think your better off with a Philips or C= 1084 monitor though i'd get one quick, last monitor I saw went for £74+ and they are rising in value fast! A scan doubler is getting more viable as I type this.