DKB MegAChip 2MB CHIP RAM for Commodore Amiga 500 2000 2000HD 2500 Video Toaster For Sale

DKB MegAChip 2MB CHIP RAM for Commodore Amiga 500 2000 2000HD 2500 Video Toaster
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DKB MegAChip 2MB CHIP RAM for Commodore Amiga 500 2000 2000HD 2500 Video Toaster:
$379.98

DKB MegAChip 2000/500

The MegaChip 2000/500 comes with one megabyte of RAM on board and a Super Agnus chip. The MegaChip installs in the Agnus socket on the motherboard. Once installed, the MegaChip will auto-configure as a Two Megabyte contiguous block of Chip RAM without the use of any special software. The A500 does not need the A501 512k RAM board installed to work with the MegaChip. The MegaChip is compatible with the Video Toaster, DCTV, HAM-E, MultiStart II ROM board, genlocks, framebuffers, accelerators and most major hardware and software for the Amiga 2000 and 500.

Comes with Board and Original Manual.

Tested in Excellent Working Condition and
Guaranteed Against DOA! as pictured.

Shipping Includes Insurance & Signature Required.

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