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Rekrab
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 Posted: Sat 19 Aug 2017 14:53
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Guess you could get the standalone and put it into an A600?
That would be a step too far for me, having to pull the guts out of an A600 just to use the case 
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smartroad
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Posted: Sat 19 Aug 2017 21:41
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| Rekrab wrote: * | Sat 19 Aug 2017 14:53 |
Guess you could get the standalone and put it into an A600?
That would be a step too far for me, having to pull the guts out of an A600 just to use the case
Find one with a dead motherboard 
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cbmfreak
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Posted: Mon 21 Aug 2017 06:45
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Would There be an extreme version of the stand alone using the Fastest possible FPGA?
Or something like ARRIA 10?
"the VAMPIRE V4 they are expecting performance of around what would be a 240-300 MMz 68060. If they went with a more expensive FPGA (ARRIA 10) they would expect performance of a 500-600 MHz 68060, which running at that speed would be faster than a top speed 5GHz PC running WINUAE (emulated). So using a guessimate, you can guess the FPGA they are using (Cyclone V) would run at half the speed of a ARRIA 10, "
https://m.slashdot.org/story/329907
The ultimate would be to license 7nm fabrication like nvidia does and thus have a 7nm based Vampire 
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/ibm-7n ... 29546.html
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vox
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Posted: Tue 22 Aug 2017 16:39
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Would There be an extreme version of the stand alone using the Fastest possible FPGA?
Or something like ARRIA 10?
Maybe, one day. As with ASIC, none of that will happen if V4 its not supported.
Just like V4 was made possible by V1 and V2.
So, I have planned my Sys For 2018 with Amedia.
http://www.apollo-core.com/knowledge.ph ... 0&z=XtFdux
And I am looking forward to it. Not a PC killer, but my best Amiga so far.
ETA Q1 018 !!!
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Hard side
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V4 Standalone board as heart and soul
CPU 080 about 100Mhz SAGA/RTG/AMMX
512MB DDR3 RAM
Team made case or Lorianos artwork
DB9 Amiga Mouse
Lorianos X500 USB keyboard, Amiga keys, Serbian layout
Fast IDE DVD RW
Fast SATA to IDE SSD
Fast SD Card
DigitalOut Cable
DB9 Kempston
LAN port free 
Nice DigitalOut monitor/TV with speakers
Tracer 2.1 speakers if possible to connect
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Soft side
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AmigaOS 3.9, AROS m68k, FreeMint, AmiKit X if possible, MacOS Classic via Fusion, Deb 4 m68k if possible (there is some generic MMU-less kernel out there that just might work!)
Scala, Payback, Candy Factory, Freespace (yup we need some Hype sw!), Hoolywood, CygnusED, Photogenics, Art Effect
Who needs Personal Paint?
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THANKS
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Apollo team, Majstorovic, Lisinac and many unnamed.
Outline planned / preordered via Amedia shop, France
Acompanying T-Shirt provided by SLN StreetArt, France
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =3&theater
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Musical inspiration
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Raggasonic, France
Identite avec paroles https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHu7bnznSeg
Food round the corner, US
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGwA7zm ... 460I6E-9RX
New Ready or not DnB refix, Greece, beta MOD Vampire made
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zl6dzk2yygico ... W.mp3?dl=0
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LEGAL MEDIATION
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P.S. Thanks to mediator for trying to protect I from IP theft.
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/vie ... =25#801829
Legal personal estimation can bite my shine ass, in Benderism language.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pRnQYS0S5c
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IP and Copyright license
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My own opinion, does not hold liable any LCC or CVBA
All Boing Bags and Chequered shapes included are protected trademark of Republic of Croatia
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cbmfreak
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Posted: Thu 24 Aug 2017 07:45
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| vox wrote: * | Tue 22 Aug 2017 16:39 |
Maybe, one day. As with ASIC, none of that will happen if V4 its not supported.
Just like V4 was made possible by V1 and V2.
So, I have planned my Sys For 2018 with Amedia.
http://www.apollo-core.com/knowledge.ph ... 0&z=XtFdux
And I am looking forward to it. Not a PC killer, but my best Amiga so far.
ETA Q1 018 !!!
Ok
Well it makes sense, that you will not be able to use the very latest FPGA's, if the cost at the same time is also to be as low as possible
I am tempted to get both a stand alone Vampire to put in a pi-top to create a vampire laptop and the version that can fire up under my A1200
I heard that V4 will have a good amount of chip ram as well as ethernet build-in? that is good news indeed
I read this
http://www.apollo-core.com/index.htm?page=products
and see that the A500 version of Vampire V4 has ethernet, but no build-in WIFI.
will the stand alone version (and maybe the A1200 version) of V4 feature build-in WIFI? How would WIFI even be handled in workbench 3.9 ?
on the other hand, there options for using WIFI through a LAN port, like for example using a pi3 to connect to WIFI and then letting it share its connection through ethernet to the vampire V4. That would also open up for stuff like maybe a VNC connection from the vampire V4 to the pi3
I often dream of an Amiga NG system, but sadly, my skills with Workbench configuration are not very good, I never did manage to get a PCMCIA netcard working in my A1200 nor did I manage to get a DVD or CD-rom drive working with it. I have a DVD kit for it that I will try out when I get some time for it... maybe my next vacation, who knows?
But the Vampire V4 DOES seem to have sufficient speed to justify getting the label of AmigaNG in my opinion, since it allows an old Amiga to gain a speed that makes it possible to use it for all the same tasks that you would use a PC for (except the very latest high demanding 3D AAA games)
Only thing that would makes this project even more awesome, would be to have an additional FPGA that is configured to be a PPC accellerator, so a Vampire system could run AmigaOS 4.x as well as AmigaOS versions prior to 4.x (3.x and below)
Unless it is somehow possible to add this to various vampire models without losing 68k speed
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very exciting that the project is moving forward and I hope the V4 will sell really well...
the Amiga has certainly risen again! long live Amiga
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smartroad
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Posted: Sat 26 Aug 2017 09:05
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In my best Donkey from Sherk voice:
"Are we there yet?" hehe
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Jaapio
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Posted: Mon 28 Aug 2017 20:55
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Awesome news! Can't wait till the Vampire V4 for Amiga 1200 is ready!
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MJY71
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Posted: Sun 3 Sep 2017 04:03
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I am seriously interested in the A1200 and A600 versions... preferably both. A stand-alone option sounds extremely intriguing as well.
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CiSbAcK
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Posted: Sun 3 Sep 2017 23:48
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What about the Battery backed up clock for the standalone version?
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SamuraiCrow
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Posted: Mon 11 Sep 2017 18:30
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Joined: Sat 3 Dec 2016 15:57
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
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What about the Battery backed up clock for the standalone version?
The Vampire would likely use NTP to set up the clock according to the network instead of a battery.
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