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Depends on the system. My A1200 (6mb Ram, HD) is same spec as it was back in the day will run Wordsworth, Protext and DPaint IV just fine but doesn’t really do
by mnd999 5y ago
Depends on the system. My A1200 (6mb Ram, HD) is same spec as it was back in the day will run Wordsworth, Protext and DPaint IV just fine but doesn’t really do web browsing. I added a basic PCMCIA WiFi card though and it copes with ftp okay over open WiFi.
Don’t expect a screen resolution anything like the ones shown in the article though and RAM and the 68020 become an issue fast working with a lot of recent files. The author has a lot more RAM than me and it definitely shows.
- rbanffy 5y ago> Don’t expect a screen resolution anything like the ones shown in the article Up to the 3000, IIRC, Amigas were tied to TV frequencies, so you wouldn’t get more than 200x640. You could do interlacing and get 400 lines, but you’d want to claw your ever out in 10 minutes.
- zandorg 5y agoI had an Amiga 1200 and got it working with a VGA monitor soldered onto the connector (like a VGA adapter on Ebay now) and a setup VGA file in Workbench 3. It looked great in 640x480, no chunkiness. So it is possible.
- rbanffy 5y agoThe 1200 launched after the 3000. I think it was the last model to be launched.