Great video thanks for the shoutout 😂: you will love the pistorm and the go drive. I’m sure there is plenty on the way as well I heard WiFi is going be announced soon 😊
Emu68 doesn't support MMU, yet. That Phase5 with the black heatsink is PPC and I think it can reference more than the Blizzard 030+SCSI which was 256MB as that is what I had. The max RAM the pistorm can give the A1200 is 2GB. You can also use picasso96 on AGA to get all the chip ram back. Is the go drive the same as the GOEX?
Hi .. Yeah, the go-drive is very much like the gotek even uses the same fw .. but a different format pcb to fit inside, keeping the floppy too .. In the next video, I'll instal it and show you 😉
what can you run on an Amiga with 2GB of RAM? EVERYTHING. ALL AT ONCE. Sorry, that's just mind-blowing. The most RAM I ever had in an Amiga was 18MB. That's over 100X as much.
@@LukeAGuest You probably already found this info out but here goes anyway. Where the GoEX is a much nicer version of the Gotek, the GoDrive has the ability to flick between using a normal internal DF0 Drive and USB while still being able to use an external DF1 drive as normal. The Go drive plugs into your internal floppy port but has a pass through connection for your real internal floppy, you don't remove the real floppy. There's a switch on the front of the GoDrive to flick between the GoDrive and real DF0 and it's real time, no need to reboot.
Thanks for sharing, will use this when my PiStorm arrives. But how did you get this massive increase in ChipSpeed? The last line when running sysinfo. All others i look at never go over 2 in Chip Speed vs A600. And does it even matter?
@GenerationAI2024 it's all done on the pi itself .Auto setup when you add the pistorm files .. I did nothing but image the sd card and and the rest was plug and play 😉
@@8BitRetroReFix Thanks for the answer, will probably use a Pi 4 but should be the same installation wise? Sorry for my weird name, brother's account 😅
Very interesting video, Other then 500Mb in the video what is the max size of the WB partition creation and because I don't have access to Windows machine I've been having issues setting up the SDCard partitions, Linux partition tools are very stubborn at setting filesys type 76.
Hi .. you don't need a wb partition bigger than 500mb .. the next partition is the big one ... as far as I know, after Kickstart 3.1 partitions can be as big as you like 3.1 and under .I think they are limited to 4gb... I've binned that idea now and installed the Amiga Game Selector 😉..
@@8BitRetroReFix What version of Amiga Game Selector you running? and what version of kickstart for the AGS you're using. Reason I ask is I recently grabbed v2.6 (about a week ago) but it won't boot on my *main* A1200 whereas v2.5 and 2.3b worked fine. Now I did try v2.6 on another A1200 I have and it worked perfectly first time. I'm guessing it's because of Kickstart 3.2 on my main A1200, the other A1200 is using KS3.1 but I also have Rapid Road USB in my main as well. So in the end all I'm wondering is: Are you using AGS v2.6 on an Amiga with Kickstart 3.2?
Correct ... 3.2 kickstart chip in my a1200 .. running 2.6 AGS ... ive not looked at wb under ags. it could be soft kicking another version of kickstart .. id ask in the ags group. 😉
“Phone me now!” means it is too fast to measure and he wants you to report want your using. You didn’t explain you VGA connection, or did I miss it. I would like to know. Thanks, enjoyed the video.
@@8BitRetroReFix Not what I ask…what are you using to connect to your VGA display.? You can not just connect an Amiga to a modern monitor. You need some sort of upscaler to do that. What are you using?
@@bradhansen2065 Thanks . Yeah ive been collecting for sometime now .. Its rather large lol. note to self need bigger house lol .. Also its my retirement fund :)
@@GenerationAI2024 Chip speed is not really the difference. on my Stock a600 1.03, and in my 1200 with Pistorm32lite CM4 @2ghz 1.57. for me is more important the raw power of the pistorm with emu68, it shines in so man ways. demos, applicationes compute speed . :)
@@yukanolive4727 Ah ok, it has just been mentioned a couple of times on forums and videos. Thought it would be important. Can't wait for the PiStorm, sitting here with a ACA1221EC with 8 mb ram ;) Thanks for the answer.
You setup seems wrong in some way. I have seen TH-cam videos where with the CM4 module; you can get Sysinfo to show just short of 3000 times the speed of an Amiga 600 and drive speeds of around 23MB/sec. Also version 4.4? Of Sysinfo would report "Virtual Amiga", I believe. I would really like to see a Pistormed Amiga booting say Debian M68k. I realise that is a big ask though.
Rocket speed indeed! Look forward to seeing the HDMI setup. :)
Think the big draw with the pistorm is the right and when the get the pass thru for hdmi working properly that will be the killer app
I think it just needs picasso96 installing, then Hdmi works 😉
@8BitRetroReFix yea it will work for hd workbench but games etc still come out of the rgb not the hdmi
Awesome collection of cards and info! Thanks for sharing!
Great video thanks for the shoutout 😂: you will love the pistorm and the go drive. I’m sure there is plenty on the way as well I heard WiFi is going be announced soon 😊
Thanks, mate .. ohh WiFi too 😀 ...
chipram should 7 time fast then A600?
You should test Winther bustest chip much more accurate.
Very nice build :) Yap, those flat cables are a bit loose in there :) Cheers!
Thanks for the video 😀
Where Can I buy the backplate with the outputs?
Hi . I got mine as a kit off fleabay .. or you get someone to 3d print one ... Thanks for watching 😉
Why aren't you running SysInfo 4.4? I think that has more accurate chip speed numbers.
Emu68 doesn't support MMU, yet. That Phase5 with the black heatsink is PPC and I think it can reference more than the Blizzard 030+SCSI which was 256MB as that is what I had. The max RAM the pistorm can give the A1200 is 2GB. You can also use picasso96 on AGA to get all the chip ram back.
Is the go drive the same as the GOEX?
Hi .. Yeah, the go-drive is very much like the gotek even uses the same fw .. but a different format pcb to fit inside, keeping the floppy too .. In the next video, I'll instal it and show you 😉
@@8BitRetroReFix No, GOEX, that has the wheel on the pcb which fits into the floppy drive. Edit: Seems it's completely different to the GOEX.
what can you run on an Amiga with 2GB of RAM? EVERYTHING. ALL AT ONCE. Sorry, that's just mind-blowing. The most RAM I ever had in an Amiga was 18MB. That's over 100X as much.
@@LukeAGuest
You probably already found this info out but here goes anyway.
Where the GoEX is a much nicer version of the Gotek, the GoDrive has the ability to flick between using a normal internal DF0 Drive and USB while still being able to use an external DF1 drive as normal.
The Go drive plugs into your internal floppy port but has a pass through connection for your real internal floppy, you don't remove the real floppy.
There's a switch on the front of the GoDrive to flick between the GoDrive and real DF0 and it's real time, no need to reboot.
@@off1k Yes I know. But I don't have a floppy drive and I don't intend to get one.
but is the chip ram speed still slow.
Thanks for sharing, will use this when my PiStorm arrives. But how did you get this massive increase in ChipSpeed? The last line when running sysinfo. All others i look at never go over 2 in Chip Speed vs A600. And does it even matter?
@GenerationAI2024 it's all done on the pi itself .Auto setup when you add the pistorm files .. I did nothing but image the sd card and and the rest was plug and play 😉
@@8BitRetroReFix Thanks for the answer, will probably use a Pi 4 but should be the same installation wise? Sorry for my weird name, brother's account 😅
@@GenerationAI2024 Hi . Yes its the same install but with the P4 you will get 2 million drystones :)
@@8BitRetroReFix Oh wow, that is a lot. WHDLoad should have no trouble anymore then 🙂
Very interesting video, Other then 500Mb in the video what is the max size of the WB partition creation and because I don't have access to Windows machine I've been having issues setting up the SDCard partitions, Linux partition tools are very stubborn at setting filesys type 76.
Hi .. you don't need a wb partition bigger than 500mb .. the next partition is the big one ... as far as I know, after Kickstart 3.1 partitions can be as big as you like 3.1 and under .I think they are limited to 4gb... I've binned that idea now and installed the Amiga Game Selector 😉..
@@8BitRetroReFix
What version of Amiga Game Selector you running? and what version of kickstart for the AGS you're using.
Reason I ask is I recently grabbed v2.6 (about a week ago) but it won't boot on my *main* A1200 whereas v2.5 and 2.3b worked fine.
Now I did try v2.6 on another A1200 I have and it worked perfectly first time.
I'm guessing it's because of Kickstart 3.2 on my main A1200, the other A1200 is using KS3.1 but I also have Rapid Road USB in my main as well.
So in the end all I'm wondering is: Are you using AGS v2.6 on an Amiga with Kickstart 3.2?
Correct ... 3.2 kickstart chip in my a1200 .. running 2.6 AGS ... ive not looked at wb under ags. it could be soft kicking another version of kickstart .. id ask in the ags group. 😉
@@8BitRetroReFix
Thanks for the info :)
But I should have been a bit more specific, are you using an updated KS 3.2 as in 3.2.2 by any chance.
@off1k 3.2 As far as i know ... that won't matter if it's soft kicking another tho
“Phone me now!” means it is too fast to measure and he wants you to report want your using. You didn’t explain you VGA connection, or did I miss it. I would like to know. Thanks, enjoyed the video.
Vga screen is for workbench .. games are displayed through hdmi 😉
@@8BitRetroReFix Not what I ask…what are you using to connect to your VGA display.? You can not just connect an Amiga to a modern monitor. You need some sort of upscaler to do that. What are you using?
I'm using a simple a RGB scart cable . My little lcd tv likes the 15hz signal . Just for testing tho .. I use original monitors for main setups
@@8BitRetroReFix Thank you, I did notice you have quite a collection, congratulations.
@@bradhansen2065 Thanks . Yeah ive been collecting for sometime now .. Its rather large lol. note to self need bigger house lol .. Also its my retirement fund :)
i like my pistorm32 with pi4, it's more that double so fast :)
Yeah 1.5 million drystones with a pi4 😉
@@8BitRetroReFix 1.5mio to 1.8mio :)
@@yukanolive4727 Yeah but what does the ChipSpeed vsA600 say? Many PiStorms i have looked at will not be that fast at chip speed. And does it matter?
@@GenerationAI2024
Chip speed is not really the difference. on my Stock a600 1.03, and in my 1200 with Pistorm32lite CM4 @2ghz 1.57. for me is more important the raw power of the pistorm with emu68, it shines in so man ways. demos, applicationes compute speed . :)
@@yukanolive4727 Ah ok, it has just been mentioned a couple of times on forums and videos. Thought it would be important. Can't wait for the PiStorm, sitting here with a ACA1221EC with 8 mb ram ;) Thanks for the answer.
You setup seems wrong in some way.
I have seen TH-cam videos where with the CM4 module; you can get Sysinfo to show just short of 3000 times the speed of an Amiga 600 and drive speeds of around 23MB/sec.
Also version 4.4? Of Sysinfo would report "Virtual Amiga", I believe.
I would really like to see a Pistormed Amiga booting say Debian M68k. I realise that is a big ask though.
Thanks for that ill check it again with 4.4 ... ive seen at 1.5million drystones with a pi4 😉..