aj2@ALESSIA.DEI.UNIPD.IT (Eugenio Castellani 295290/IL) (05/24/91)
I need info about the accelerators GVP 030+882 4mb AT bus
28-33-50 Mhz. Friends told me that the first version had
many bugs, but now? The result with a 33 Mhz or 50, is
better than an A 3000/25 ?
Thanks in advance,
Eugenio. dale@boing.UUCP (Dale Luck) (05/26/91)
In article aj2@ALESSIA.DEI.UNIPD.IT (Eugenio Castellani 295290/IL) writes: > I need info about the accelerators GVP 030+882 4mb AT bus > 28-33-50 Mhz. Friends told me that the first version had > many bugs, but now? The result with a 33 Mhz or 50, is > better than an A 3000/25 ? I've been running my A2000 with a GVP 030+882 50mhz 8mbyte ram for a couple months now. It is very fast. I do all my main X Window development on it now. In that box is a 2091 with a PS210 and a QIC 150mbyte tapedrive. Also 2 A2065 ethernet boards (1 for DECnet and one for tcp/ip) Also attached to the 2091 external scsi is a 300mbyte maxtor. Everything seems to run fine, boots up no problems, 1.3 and 2.0 work great. (I use 2.0+ exclusively now) 1.3 is only for compatibility testing. Also 1M of chip RAM and flicker fixer. I'd say the GVP@50 is a real nice product. -- Dale Luck GfxBase/Boing, Inc. {uunet!cbmvax|pyramid}!amiga!boing!dale
FINEBERG@WUMS2.WUSTL.EDU (Charlie Fineberg) (05/27/91)
X-News: wums2 comp.sys.amiga.hardware:9041 Subject:Re: GVP 3001 28-33-50Mhz Date: 25 May 91 22:26:32 GMT In article 984@boing.UUCP dale@boing.UUCP (Dale Luck) writes: > ...In that box is a 2091 with a PS210 and a QIC 150mbyte tapedrive. Also > 2 A2065 ethernet boards (1 for DECnet and one for tcp/ip) Also attached to > the 2091 external scsi is a 300mbyte maxtor... What is a PS210. Or is that the Zorro II controller for QIC cards? Sorry just not familiar with tape backup options on the Amiga. -- Charlie Fineberg Biochemistry Dept., Wash. U. Sch. of Medicine (WUMS) Box 8231, 4566 Scott Ave. BITNET: FINEBERG@WUMS St. Louis, MO 63110 internet: fineberg@wums2.wustl.edu
dac@prolix.pub.uu.oz.au (Andrew Clayton) (05/28/91)
In article <984@boing.UUCP>, Dale Luck writes: > In article aj2@ALESSIA.DEI.UNIPD.IT (Eugenio Castellani 295290/IL) writes: > > I need info about the accelerators GVP 030+882 4mb AT bus > > 28-33-50 Mhz. Friends told me that the first version had > > many bugs, but now? The result with a 33 Mhz or 50, is > > better than an A 3000/25 ? > > I've been running my A2000 with a GVP 030+882 50mhz 8mbyte ram for a couple > months now. It is very fast. I do all my main X Window development on it > I'd say the GVP@50 is a real nice product. What sort of performance do you get (Sysinfo or SI rating)? Dac --
hjanssen@cbnewse.att.com (hank janssen) (05/28/91)
From article <1935a7fa.ARN2153@prolix.pub.uu.oz.au>, by dac@prolix.pub.uu.oz.au (Andrew Clayton): > In article <984@boing.UUCP>, Dale Luck writes: > >> In article aj2@ALESSIA.DEI.UNIPD.IT (Eugenio Castellani 295290/IL) writes: >> > I need info about the accelerators GVP 030+882 4mb AT bus >> > 28-33-50 Mhz. Friends told me that the first version had >> > many bugs, but now? The result with a 33 Mhz or 50, is >> > better than an A 3000/25 ? >> >> I've been running my A2000 with a GVP 030+882 50mhz 8mbyte ram for a couple >> months now. It is very fast. I do all my main X Window development on it > >> I'd say the GVP@50 is a real nice product. > > What sort of performance do you get (Sysinfo or SI rating)? > > Dac > -- I don't know about the above persons performance specifications on the 50Mhz board. But Sysinfo crashes my system when i run it on my 50Mhz board. It seems the board is to fast for the program to catch up. :-) But i must say i am _VERY_ impressed with my 50 Mhz board. It is the latest version there is. ANd besides of the sysinfo crashing my system i had no problems with it whatsoever. And it is unbelievable fast. The thing really screams........ Get one if you have the money...... Hank Janssen..