What are type of amiga do u have, and what do u use it for?

[aggro_mix]

A3000D
-Apollo 4040 with 128 MB RAM
-ROM 3.1/WB 3.9/Rev 11 Buster/Rev 8 SCSI
-2 MB Chip/12 MB FAST on motherboard
-2 GB SCSI Harddrive
-4 GB SCSI Harddrive
-HP CdWriter Plus 9210i
-XSurf
-Cybervision 64 4 MB
-VLab YUV
-Iomega ZIP 100 SCSI
-Lyra interface
-Cybex KVM-switch
-IBM G97 19" CRT monitor
-Pyramid Sound Enhancer
-Midi Interface

A1200
-Turbo 1230
-ROM 3.0/WB 3.0
-2 MB Chip/4 MB FAST
-1 GB IDE Harddrive
-3Com Etherlink III PCMCIA NIC

A500
-ROM 2.04/WB 2.1
-1 MB Chip
-AlfaPower IDE interface with 2 MB FAST RAM
-AdIDE 44 Novia IDE Interface
-80 MB IDE Harddrive
-170 MB IDE Harddrive
-Commodore 1084 Monitor

A500
-ROM 1.2
-512 kB CHIP/512 kB FAST

My A3000 is connected to my home network and is used mainly for E-mail, Image Processing (Image FX) and anything where I need a fast texteditior (Cygnus Ed). I also use Bars&Pipes for sequencing. The other computers are for games that won't work on the a3k but are rarely used. I would love a Sunrize AD516 sound card or maybe a Delfine Flipper. I also wouldn't mind a towercase with mediator :-D

[fx]

Main Amiga:
Amiga 4000D
Apollo 4040 / 040-40MHz
2MB CHIP, 128MB FAST RAM
Kick 3.1, WB3.9
18GB IDE HD
52x IDE CD-ROM
CV643D + Scandoubler
Ariadne 2

Other Amigas:
Amiga 4000D
Commodore A3630 / 030-25MHz
2MB CHIP, 16MB FAST RAM
Kick 3.0 (3.1 soft), WB3.9
520MB IDE HD
52x IDE CD-ROM

Amiga 2000
Commodore A2630 / 030-25MHz
1MB CHIP, 2MB 32bit, 4MB ZII RAM
Kick 2.0 (3.1 soft), WB3.1
GVP SCSI
HydraNet Ethernet
1GB SCSI HD

Amiga 1200
Blizzard 1230-IV / 030-50MHz
2MB CHIP, 32MB FAST RAM
Kick 3.0 (3.1 soft), WB3.1
320MB 2.5" IDE HD
CNet CN40BC PCMCIA Ethernet

Amiga 600
Standard 68000 7MHz
2MB CHIP RAM
Kick 2.0, WB2.1
170MB 2.5" IDE HD
Squirrel SCSI PCMCIA
2x External SCSI CD-ROM

Amiga 500
Standard 68000 7MHz
512kB CHIP, 512kB FAST RAM
Kick 1.3
Action Replay MKII

Amiga CD32
Standard 68020 14MHz
2MB CHIP RAM
Kick 3.1

[JonoPike]

My Amiga:
A5000, 68080/175Mhz, 8MBChip-1024MBFast.... :lol:
Now seriously!
This is what i got;
A2500, A2630/50Mhz(with Rocketlauncher), 68882FPU,
DKB2632/112MB(Fully loaded!), KickROM3.1, 750MB HDD.

[amigean]

My Amigas (eldest first)

Back in my parents' place (I'll have to make them fly all the way from Greece):

Amiga 500, 1.3, 1MB Fast, External Floppy 880k, Pacman Joystick (coin-op like, very durable), Commodore 1084S

Amiga 1200, 4MB Fast, 80MB Conner HDD, 4x Philips IDE CD-rom, Quickshot Joystick

Amiga 1200, 32MB Fast, Blizzard MkIV 68030, 1GB HDD

Right here with me:

Amiga 1200, 16MB Fast, Blizzard MkIV 68030 w/68882, 2GB HDD, Eyetech IDE splitter thingy

Amiga 1200, 200MB HDD

Amiga CD32

Amiga 500+, 1MB Chip, 9MB Fast, RocHard 50MB HDD

Amiga 500, 1MB

Amiga 500, 1MB

that's it

also various other non-amiga (3xC64s, Atari 520STFM, 4xWinBoxes)

all crammed in a 3m x 2m     :-(  - I need more space!

anyone has an A600 you don't need?  :-D

[balamut1]

I have A1200:
Amiga1200+PPC603-200MHz/040-25MHz+64MB+BVision

[HopperJF]

I have an Amiga 1200 and an Amiga 600.

The Amiga 1200 is the only one intact, but they are both in storage.
The Amiga 1200 is nice and white but the 600 is a horrible yellow.

When the A1200 is out of storage its used as a classic gaming system.

[McTrinsic]

@voxel

I hope you know what else you still have to do.

Sorry, just couldn't resist. He knows what I am talking about.


McTrinsic

[Aledt]

1. A4000 in mirage tower with mediator (os3.9)
-PicassoIV gfx card with palomaTV card
-Delfina Lite DSP soundcard
-Oktagon 4008 SCSI card
-Hypercomm 3z i/o card
-some random pci ethernet card
Is used for internet (email/web access, internet banking etc.) GFX, scanning, printing, CAD, word processing, games, mp3 playing (via delfinas dsp decoder), PIC programming, Accounting, and lots of other stuff
Also the palomaTV card is connected to an external security camera which keeps an eye on my car and front door, the a4k takes a snapshot every x seconds and compresses it and saves it onto a dedicated harddisk.

2. Plain A1200 (3.0)
-X10 CM12U unit for home control
-Amigatemp sensors
timer and remote controlling of various things around the house, including lighting, appliances, and control of heating pads in my snakes vivarium via amigatemp sensors.

Also have a spare a4000 (in case the main one packs in), and am planning a custom a1200 built in to my campervan booting from a CF card and with map programs, and possibly a connection to a GPS reciever.

[PaSha]

Well, I use my A4000T/PPC mainly for web surfing and mp3 playback. I run AmigaOS3.9 and Debian 3.0 (LinuxPPC) on it, Linux is mostly for using the Opera web browser on pages that are incompatible with IBrowse.

-Paul

[shIva]

I'm writing a paper of the use of different system architectures: I'm interested to know what systems (& specs) you guys/gals have, and what role it plays in your household/business/network.

assuming that you mean miggies, here we go :

1. A4000/060, CV64, MFC3, FLZ3, HydraCom, XSurf, ~80MB, ~8G
2. A1200/030, Blizzard SCSI

thats it.

[PMC]

I own four Amigas:

1988 vintage A500 with Kickstart 1.2 ROM and 512Kb RAM expansion - this machine was donated by a friend toegther with an ailing floppy drive

1990 vintage A500 with Kickstart 1.3 ROM, Commodore A501 RAM expansion, Philips Cm8833 monitor and original box.  This was my very first Amiga and is much cherished.

1992 A1200 with Kickstart 3.0 ROM, 370Mb, 2.5" HDD

1992 A1200 with Power Tower, Mediator, Voodoo 3, Apollo 1240 40Mhz accelerator, 64Mb RAM, Soundblaster 128, 10/100 Ethernet, EZKey XS keyboard interface, Twister serial interface, 1 x 11 Gb HDD and 1 x 4.3 Gb HDD.

Lastly (but not included above) is my "virtual Amiga" which is courtesy of Win UAE running on my AMD Athlon 2500.  It's a sad fact that it's compatable with all the Amiga software I own (unlike the previous 4) and is pretty much all the Amiga I'll ever need.  

The UAE machine is used to run everything from vintage games to IBrowse, DPaint, music software etc and contains all my original games in .adf format.

[RottyDude]

I use my Amiga 2500 for games, video, and music.   :-)

[TjLaZer]

Doomy,

What are the specs on your Amiga 2500 computer?  I am thinking of upgrading my 2000 as well.  I just got a 3.1 ROM chip that I need to install.

[x56h34]

@TjLaZer:

Yup. 'Twas obvious to me as well. :lol:

[Karlos]

Insight into the autonomous thought routines used when scan browsing the fora...

The moment an A2000/A2500 is mentioned, the suspicious poster exception vector is taken and the poster/post is subconciously interrogated for any possible connection with previous incarnations of doomy. A positive hit is stored in the "ignore or ridicule" cache, depending on the mood state...

Worked example:
In this instance the handle "RottyDude" was enough to link him to BoingBoss, who had a picture of a Rottweiler puppy as his avatar for some time.

[Hammer]

My Amiga PCs are;
~1992, Amiga 3000/030/882 @25Mhz with KS3.1)(Ununsed).
       16MB, SCSI CD-ROM, IBM VGA monitor.
~1989, Amiga 500 with KS1.3(Rev6A)(Ununsed)(my first Amiga). 1MB RAM, CBM 1084S.
~1990, Amiga 500 with KS1.2(Rev5)(Ununsed)(2nd Amiga for serial multiplayer). 1MB RAM, Philips Monitor.  

Virtual Amiga with KS3.1/AOS3.9 running
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (CG)/nForce3/1GB PC3200
MS Windows XP X64 Edition Build 3790
WinUAE 0.9.90
(connected to yet another Philips built monitor).

I also have IA-32 IBM PM laptop with WinUAE(similar as above) installed for roaming/mobility.  

Mainly use for 68k legacy.