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Thanks for the update. 8-)
Nice to hear the multiplier idea has worked and that at 75mhz the temp is good (on Rev 5 / 6 CPU?). My continued AMIGA dream is to have a silent setup with no fans/mechanical noise :)

I am pretty sure both my A1200's are 2B's. Certainly 1 is and I have removed E123C & E125C.
Here is the link to timing fixes from Ian Stedman if people have not seen it:
http://www.ianstedman.co.uk/Amiga/amiga ... o_fix.html

Certainly is an awesome device :ugeek:

Higgy wrote: 11 Dec 2019 14:10 Thanks for the update. 8-)
Nice to hear the multiplier idea has worked and that at 75mhz the temp is good (on Rev 5 / 6 CPU?).

Worked on Rev 5 and Rev 6 :)

Can’t wait to get mine.

Update for future reference

Regarding the WHDload game crashes like Mad Professor Mariarti and odyessy and others I tried some tool options in WHDload and found that `NOMMU` and `NoAutoVec` switches worked and that looks to have solved the game crashes, it figures as we use MMU libs on the System that me and Steve both use, so there must be a conflict with WHDload and MMU

Onwards and upwards

Just to check, are you stopping any TCP/IP stack before running WHDLoad games?

indigolemon wrote: 11 Dec 2019 16:59 Just to check, are you stopping any TCP/IP stack before running WHDLoad games?

I am not running any TCP/IP stacks

Ah well, bang goes that idea then :lol:

supaduper wrote: 11 Dec 2019 17:24

indigolemon wrote: 11 Dec 2019 16:59 Just to check, are you stopping any TCP/IP stack before running WHDLoad games?

I am not running any TCP/IP stacks

Try swapping the disk from the CD32.. i have a sneaky suspicion.

Higgy wrote: 11 Dec 2019 14:10 Thanks for the update. 8-)
Nice to hear the multiplier idea has worked and that at 75mhz the temp is good (on Rev 5 / 6 CPU?). My continued AMIGA dream is to have a silent setup with no fans/mechanical noise :)

CD32 with a 360 is the best option. Its got awesome passive cooling in the case. By far my fav Miggy.

Upadate:

Steve wrote the CPU speed tool yesterday giving options of speeds of 60mhz to 100mhz, we have both tried it on our A1200`s and we have both achieved a speed of 75mhz which is most respectable :) and the WHDload crashes have been solved with the `NOMMU` switch used in tooltypes

this is without any cooling at the moment which again is remarkable, so I would like to personally thank Steve for his hard work