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A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« on: December 29, 2007, 04:13:19 AM »
Does anyone know of the difference between the 2 boards?
Which is the prefered board?

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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #1 on: December 29, 2007, 04:41:54 AM »
 I prefer the 1D1, personally...
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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #2 on: December 29, 2007, 06:11:35 AM »
Any reason? More stable? Better upgrades?
Sorry to be a pain but i would like to know.  :-D
A Chameleon and 1541 II ultimate II
2 x C=64, 2 x C64C, C128 (jiffydos), C128D, 3 x A500 (1 x 030),
A1000, 2 x A2000 (GVP 040 + SCSI combo + indivision), A3000 GVP IV24 & Emplant
3 x A1200 (1 x 030, Indivision and IDE-Fix with 40 GB HDD & DVD Burner)
2 x A4000 (4060, Deneb, Indivsion), CD32.
2 x Apple IIe and A IIGS (Various new cards), + 3 x Megadrives (CD and 32), 2 x Saturns, and a dreamcast.. :D
 

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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #3 on: December 29, 2007, 07:36:06 AM »
Have you got some? Look at the ram chips on the mobo... see if you can detect any differences... There might well be other things different...
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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #4 on: December 29, 2007, 07:53:17 AM »
I have one of each the 1b PCIMCA slot has 2 broken pins the other i just bought from amigakit. Just want to know which is the best and why i know that rev 2b boards had some probs so i want to know if the others had probs or not.
And the ram chip are shorter in rev 2d.
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A Chameleon and 1541 II ultimate II
2 x C=64, 2 x C64C, C128 (jiffydos), C128D, 3 x A500 (1 x 030),
A1000, 2 x A2000 (GVP 040 + SCSI combo + indivision), A3000 GVP IV24 & Emplant
3 x A1200 (1 x 030, Indivision and IDE-Fix with 40 GB HDD & DVD Burner)
2 x A4000 (4060, Deneb, Indivsion), CD32.
2 x Apple IIe and A IIGS (Various new cards), + 3 x Megadrives (CD and 32), 2 x Saturns, and a dreamcast.. :D
 

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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #5 on: December 29, 2007, 10:29:44 AM »
 

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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #6 on: December 29, 2007, 01:17:53 PM »
Thanks for that and i made a mistake its a Rev2B .. not rev 2D  :-o  :-?  :-D
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2 x C=64, 2 x C64C, C128 (jiffydos), C128D, 3 x A500 (1 x 030),
A1000, 2 x A2000 (GVP 040 + SCSI combo + indivision), A3000 GVP IV24 & Emplant
3 x A1200 (1 x 030, Indivision and IDE-Fix with 40 GB HDD & DVD Burner)
2 x A4000 (4060, Deneb, Indivsion), CD32.
2 x Apple IIe and A IIGS (Various new cards), + 3 x Megadrives (CD and 32), 2 x Saturns, and a dreamcast.. :D
 

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Re: A1200 Rev 1b VS Rev 2D Boards
« Reply #7 on: December 30, 2007, 06:31:57 PM »
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