Blizzard PPC Amiga1200 accelerator 68060 @50Mhz rev 6 + 603@240mhz + BVision For Sale

Blizzard PPC Amiga1200 accelerator 68060 @50Mhz rev 6 + 603@240mhz + BVision
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Blizzard PPC Amiga1200 accelerator 68060 @50Mhz rev 6 + 603@240mhz + BVision :
$1650.00

  1. Amiga 1200 Blizzard PPC accelerator card, has a Power PC 603P CPU clocked at 240Mhz and aMotorola 68060 CPU @ 50Mhz rev 6(reported version by Whichamiga) , tested working perfect on many different scenarios.(Amiga OS 3,1, OS 3.9, OS 4.0)
  2. 256 MB Ram(2 x 128 MB)
  3. Amiga 1200 Bvision card tested working perfect.
  4. SCSI cable tested working perfect(I installed OS 4.0 on my Amiga using an SCSI CDROM)
  5. VGA cable.
Please check pictures , i had been running this setup on OS 4.0 , OS 3.1 and OS 3.9 with no issuesplease make sure you have at least a 300Watts power supply to run this little Beast.
Items included in this sale:
  1. Blizzard PPC card with 256 MB memory
  2. BVision video Card
  3. VGA Cable for BVision
  4. SCSI cable
********Amiga 1200 computer is not included*********


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