Amiga

The Amiga family of personal computers were built by Commodore in the mid-1980s, starting with the Amiga 1000 in 1985 and ending in 1996. The Amiga computers run AmigaOS, an operating system designed specifically for the Motorola 68000 processor. A standalone game console that is essentially an Amiga 1200 with an added CD-ROM drive, no I/O ports, and a modified Advanced Graphics Architecture chipset for improved graphical performance was released in 1993.

General Information

• Creating Game Backups
• Playing Game Backups
• AmigaPlaceholder:Translated Games

Technical Information

• Model List
• AmigaPlaceholder:Schematics
• Video Information
• Connector Pinouts

General Mods

• Overclocking

Repair Guides

• A1200 Timing Correction Fix
• AmigaPlaceholder:Disk Drive Repair
• Replacing Capacitors
• AmigaPlaceholder:Power Supply Repair and Capacitor list
• Battery Replacement

Accessories

Helpful Software ?

Hardware Addons BackBit Pro AmigaPlaceholder:Optical Drive Emulator Upgrading RAM Floppy Drive Emulators Using Hard Drives Keyboards Mouse Expansion Slot Cards

Other AmigaPlaceholder:Replacement PSU AmigaPlaceholder:Commodore Amiga Emulators