AMIGA FURIA EC020 ACCELERATOR FOR AMIGA 600 WITH 40 MHZ FPU 9.5 mb ram memory For Sale

AMIGA FURIA EC020 ACCELERATOR FOR AMIGA 600 WITH 40 MHZ FPU 9.5 mb ram memory
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AMIGA FURIA EC020 ACCELERATOR FOR AMIGA 600 WITH 40 MHZ FPU 9.5 mb ram memory:
$118.23

AMIGA FURIA EC020 ACCELERATOR CARD REVISION 2B RED COLOR WITH FPU FOR USE WITH AMIGA 600 COMPUTERS. It is equipped with a Motorola MC68EC020/33MHz CPU and a Motorola MC68882/40MHzFPU. It features 9.5MB of on-board fast memory. Great for use with whdload. Note that those cards require good quality cf or sd card to work with and is a bit picky on those. I personally had to try different configurations to make it work finally with an sd card (not included) on a fresh install of workbench 3.1 so please make sure you can troubleshoot compatibility if needed before buying. Some games wont load in whdload and require 2 mb memory removed by pressing ctrl + A + A for over 3 seconds. Some old games might not be compatible or require troubleshooting like it happened most of the time when using an accelerator. More information about it is available on internet on how to install and use and also the furiatune software available on internet. The card is tested and works fine. It has been bought new and used once and i dont need it anymore. It is simple to install by pushing the socket firmly on the cpu as seen on picture , the heatsink facing the back of the computer and the kickstart chip being below the card. Buyer will be responsible for custom fees if any. Shipping with tracking and insurance.



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