Restoring Amiga 3000T - Part 1 - Specs



  • CPU: Motorola 68030+68882@25MHz on motherboard and 68040@40MHz (on cyberstorm mk2 board)
  • Fast RAM: 40MByte, 8MByte on motherboard, 32Mbyte on cyberstorm mk2 board
  • Chipset ECS, 2MByte of Chip RAM
  • Graphic card: GVP EGS 28/24 Spectrum, 2MByte of RAM, ZIII
  • Floppy: 2 high density FDD, 1.760MByte
  • Hard Disk and SCSI devices: Quantum Trailblazer SCSI (850MByte), SCSI CDROM
  • Genlock on video slot
  • Operating System: AmigaOS 3.1

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