Chingu Hardware / 2019-12-30 15:39:17

The following information is provided by SysSpeed v2.3 (19 May 97):

• A1200;
• CPU: 68040 (39MHz);
• FPU: 68040 (39MHz);
• Chipset: AGA, 2048 KB;
• Fast memory: 16 MB;

with a Blizzard 1240T card from Phase 5 Digital, plugged into the 150-pin trapdoor expansion slot.

It also has a:

• Cocolino Amiga<->PS/S mouse converter;
• Elbox PC-Key AT keyboard adapter. (Also known as E/Box Key v2.0.)
• Edimax PCMCIA ethernet adapter.
• Indivision external flicker fixer.
• AmigaKit 44-way IDE cable, adapter board, and 4GB CF card.

Finally, tired of having extensions poping out from the original case, I moved the Amiga into a hand-made wooden case, equipped with a big fan to keep it cool at the same time... It now runs all day long to serve these pages that you are reading!

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	The wooden Amiga next to its screen, running this Web server.
	A closer look on the case and its content. Notice the fan on the mesh that cools off the whole computer.
	The fan targets the middle of the motherboard to cool off the most important components.
	The motherboard and other extensions are screwed to wodden feet: CF card, flickerfixer, floppy disk, SCSI connector...
	A closer look at the CF card and Internet PCMCIA card.
	A closer look at the (external) flickerfixer and power supply.
	A closer look at the 68040 expansion card and its SCSI controller.
	A closer look at the main fan.