My Amiga 4000T has arrived!!!

It got dropped off this afternoon -- Now I actually have to learn about the durned thing... ;-) It's SCSI (of course) with a 2G hard drive & CD-ROM reader ( I have a 2x burner that may work well in it...) -- it has an S3-Virge based VGA card with what appears to be 2 outputs; it's weird as it seems to be a 2-piece card with one interface on each card, and each card plugging into 1/2 of a Zorro slot (At least that's what I assume they are...) and the cards have a small bridge-cable between them. It might be a CyberVision 64/3D based on the description of that board, but I'm not sure, as it has no picture. It's got the stock A3640 processor card, but I do not know the speed of the CPU as it's got a heatsink on it -- I'll have to spark 'er up when I get a chance, but that may not be for a couple of weeks or so... All the RAM slots are full, so it would prolly have 16Meg onboard (I'm guessing) - but no extra ZorroIII boards for memory... It also seems to have some onboard video with a DF?23P but no monitor or anything - I'm assuming they did not use that video port. Other than the VGA card, it seems stock or nearly so - most slots are empty, it does not have a network card or modem... ... And Holymygoodness, the sucker's not even ontopic! It was made by "QuikPak Corp." and was made in January of '98!!! :-O So, if you're gonna whack me on the 10-year rule, just unread this message back to the beginning and forget you opened it. ;-) Laterz, Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger | "Bugs of a feather flock together." sysadmin, Iceberg Computers | Russell Nelson zmerch at 30below.com |