Down Votes are Atari ST users

@ImmaSpam__________________Can

4 жыл бұрын

Modern Vintage Gamer yeah, seems about right

@healthent

4 жыл бұрын

Mate who had an Atari ST in Aus? Kids with parents who didn't love them that's who

@RETROCENGO

4 жыл бұрын

Modern Vintage Gamer 👍🏻 from here🤗 Retrocengo

@girgislv

4 жыл бұрын

could just get 50$ laptop lol

@damiengreen1769

4 жыл бұрын

how fast does the screen refresh he mentions 15khz but is that the same as 15hz = 15fps, 15khz also equals 15fps?

1080p res on old but new hardware.... madness!

@Jimmz

4 жыл бұрын

Lov ur vids man hello from Greece 👍👍👍

@Cyber_Akuma

4 жыл бұрын

There are HDMI mods for old consoles that go up to 1080p as well, even going as far back as the NES.

@piecaruso97

4 жыл бұрын

you never saw some 90s matrox cards output 1080p on linux

@mrbisshie

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder how confused this Amiga is, when it's doing things so fast, and has a 1gb video card.

@Venerable_Banana

4 жыл бұрын

Madness? THIS IS AMIGA!

"Questionable Management"---- lol MVG, you're being very generous!

@TheJeremyHolloway

4 жыл бұрын

@ungratefulmetalpansy Even as an Atarian, I have to admit the Commodore 128D came with a great case. But by that point, it should've been the Commodore 256 or 512.

@EpicTyphlosionTV

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention crappy advertising...

@38911bytefree

4 жыл бұрын

Have look to RCA, McDonell Douglas, now Boeing, GE ... the list goes on. Its is easy to loose control when you get big and high profile, the cost reduction culture kicks in and d1ck heads start to manage the company (Boeing is the perfect example), losing their real focus. I still think CBM redem themselves with their latest products, but it was too late. Hovewer they were about to survive their crisis with the CDTV sales, but they couldnt even afford payments to their suppliers and they ended producing like half of the units demanded. If they managed to produce CDTV at their figures, on Christmas, probably will be with us today. Issue is when companies like that lose their original Leader / Manager and start being controllers by accountants, lawyers or marketing people. RIP.

@mattx5499

3 жыл бұрын

They were just satisfied with sales of the old models and never developed anything that could keep Amiga ahead of the competition. Amiga needed more processing power, more RAM and new graphics chip that would be compatible with old ones and could manage 3D stuff. AGA chip was barely an improvement over ECS. More colors and higher resolutions but it was weak at 3D graphics. Even polygon graphics were running slow on an A1200 and people wanted fast simulators and FPS shooters.

@andrewfinnegan7539

2 жыл бұрын

I know right?! The words “ran” and “into the ground” come to mind 😂

This bought back memories. My first home computer was an Amiga 600. It was a dream machine. The hours I poured into it! Never had Internet. But was happy to have a printer and be able to do cool stuff for school on a word processor. Then games of course.

The A500 was a perfect machine for a teenager who wanted to make music and learn 68k assembly. :) I miss those days.

Most people forget how powerful the Amiga was back when it was released. There was literally a PC emulator for the Amiga, as in you could run PC MS-DOS software on the Amiga using a software emulator and it actually ran pretty well compared to common x86 machines at the time.

@SyphistPrime

4 жыл бұрын

Not to mention the generous upgrade path they had. It was a great platform for enthusiasts of computing in general. It's no wonder the community is still pushing it further.

@TheStuffMade

4 жыл бұрын

@@SyphistPrime yeah, it's a shame how Commodore was mismanaged so badly when they had so many fans all over the world, I remember reluctantly switching to the PC platform after it was evident the Amiga wasn't getting a successor and Commodore was pretty much dead. Still loving my Amiga and Commodore since my first Vic-20, but PC was the only path forward.

@lister_of_smeg6545

4 жыл бұрын

PC emulation was horrifically slow on the original Amiga. Transformer emulated a PC running at 300Khz IIRC. You may be thinking of Macintosh emulation - which due it having the same CPU, was actually faster for certain applications than native hardware.

@TheStuffMade

4 жыл бұрын

@@lister_of_smeg6545 You are probably right and I might have a slightly rose tinted view of the Amiga, never did a benchmark comparison, just running some various accounting software on both platforms back in the day and I was impressed, but still considering everyone use their PCs to emulate other platforms these days it's worth remembering the Amiga was emulating the PC long before the PC could emulate the Amiga. It shows how badly Commodore failed to evolve compared to everyone around them.

@Eric-uf8zx

4 жыл бұрын

@@lister_of_smeg6545 So how well did the PC emulate the Amiga at this time.. how many MHz? .. lol

Love how FPGA and the Open Hardware community keeps the Amiga platform alive.

@SmaMan

4 жыл бұрын

Love how FPGA is keeping classic gaming alive in general.

@TorutheRedFox

4 жыл бұрын

classic computing in general actually

@davegrant70

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@thorham1346

4 жыл бұрын

I absolutely hate seeing FPGAs replace retro hardware. It's just emulation.

@thorham1346

4 жыл бұрын

@crazy waters Sure, but what's the point? You basically end up running modern software on modern hardware that way. You can just use a peecee for that.

THIS is the video on the ZZ9000 that I have been waiting for! Now I need to squirrel away the funds to pick one of these up for my A4000. Good stuff!

Nothing makes me happier than when I open KZread and the first recommended video is from Modern Vintage Gamer. Thank you!

Look fantastic!!! Might have to get one of these at some point! Great review!

Your videos take me right back to my childhood. I love this channel so much. You’re an excellent historian.

MVG for my morning commute. Thanks for making Monday a good one!

@DogCat-xv3wq

4 жыл бұрын

How you watch a video and drive?

@AdamChristensen

4 жыл бұрын

@@DogCat-xv3wq Public transportation! :)

@DogCat-xv3wq

4 жыл бұрын

@@AdamChristensen oh

Definitely enjoyed you doing updates on these mods! Excellent! Definitely looking forward to seeing other updates on consoles mods!

Thanks for reviewing the ZZ9000! I wanted to know more about this card.

Awsome to see Amiga hardware still coming out. Great video.

@SyphistPrime

4 жыл бұрын

FPGAs are the holy grail of retro computing. Not only do you not need to design and fabricate a chip in the traditional way, but the hardware itself can be patched and upgraded via firmware. Imagine what will happen if we can get to the point of running FPGAs at frequencies like a GHz. We could see what power a continuation of these systems would've been.

I didnt even know these Amiga systems existed but I sure got hooked now, every video you make is interesting MVG!

BRAVO! the level of enthusiasm in the Amiga scene is bonkers !

This is so heartwarming to see Amiga related videos.. I remember many years ago when my friend had Amiga 500 and Populous game..

I'm an old Atari ST user and I think these videos are great. The Amigas were fantastic machines.

We grew up having C64's but my half bro had an Amiga 500 and I just remember it had all the best games on it. I remember always wanting to play it.

Showing some love for the Amiga is true vintage gamer stylez. Loved this video.

I still have an Amiga 500 and a 600 :) My first two computers I got from my father as I was turning 4 years old in 1992.

@wing0zero

4 жыл бұрын

Ha me too, and a few full disk banks probably full of disks that don't work no more...

@danieluchwal3515

4 жыл бұрын

Yea still have mine with a 1 meg upgrade and a 1200 that a family friend gave me

@wing0zero

4 жыл бұрын

@@danieluchwal3515 Ahh takes me back, I remember the first thing I did when I got my 1 meg upgrade, play Lemmings to here the extra sound effects you got.

@danieluchwal3515

4 жыл бұрын

@@wing0zero yea my dad took lemmings off us for a while as we may have intentionally killed them on multiple levels on more than one occasion lol

@christopherc92

4 жыл бұрын

Sold my 1200 + 68030 accelerator and gave my 600 motherboard away. Was waiting for a standalone vampire fpga. Decided on the mister fpga instead. Definitely worth it even if it's a downgrade cpu wise at the moment.

This is incredibly cool. I have only been just starting to learn of the Amiga as a gaming system. Now to learn that there is a THRIVING amiga community that is still making tech is amazing!

The eye watering cost of amiga hardware made me pick up a cheap stereo microscope and learn how to do surface mount soldering. My first projects were a GBA PII++ RTG card for my 2000 and a scan doubler.

Love your channel mate. Fantastic videos for the Amiga scene.

Theres a little something something you do while you narrate man. You are literally the only guy i can listen to for hours without getting bored. Love you and your videos m8

Whoa. I'm getting one asap for my beloved Amiga 2000. :) Great video, thanks.

Thanks so much for a new Amiga vid, keep up the great work

Awesome Video, card looks great, I ordered mine on Batch 4, i didn't think i was gonna make it in time to get one . can't wait till it ships next month.

Loved every second of this episode and great choice of T-Shirt. I have that too. 👍 Thank you very much!

I love these videos... I came here for the emulators and hacking but stayed for the hardware and coding..

@kenrickeason

4 жыл бұрын

@BLACKVIEW USA ☺️☺️ It's amazing to see and the best part is, this guy doesn't bore you to tears while talking about random tech sh_t..

My man, you have just motivated me to give my 4000 some much needed attention. This card is a beauty and just what I need for my 4K. Thanks for the inspiration and keep up the great work! -- AmigaBill

@mark12358

4 жыл бұрын

Yess! You should go for it and, if so, please do another great review on your channel! Cheers, M

This is the most impressive thing I've seen in a while. It looks like a late 1990s era computer, but because of the high resolution, so modern! I can't explain how crazy it feels to look at it like that. Being able to play 15kHz games like that is a major feat too!

Although this topic is not my area of interest, I still found it interesting that there is still so much active development on old Amiga hardware.

I know this vid won't be as popular as your others but THANK YOU so much for putting this out. Nostalgia overload :')

Lovely review, got my ZZ9000 card here also, the 4000 have been recapped but not assembled yet. Very soon its u and running again .. All should order one of these :) (. Batch 4 is expected to ship in April 2020.) .. Hope the USB will get working for you though..

Very cool and inspirational video. Ordered the same card just to experience the same... many thanks.

excellent video!!! thanks for sharing MVG!

nice when you see yourself in the Neuss footage!

I REALLY appreciate those magical cards that peeps have put 2gether. Absolutely fantastic! Namasté.

As your audience deservedly grows, producing content about an older and less popular system such as the Amiga might feel riskier than before. It is very appreciated that you decided on the contrary to keep making those and spread Amiga love wider and louder than ever. Thanks MVG :)

It's so cool you can upgrade big box Amiga systems like these. Very IBM-PC like and it makes me want one now. I've always wanted an Amiga, but being able to get hands-on with the internals like this makes it even more appealing.

I'm here to support my Amiga videos! Thank you

Got this just after Xmas and apart from the USB, which you covered, I'm gobsmacked by how good it is.

The Amiga is the birthplace of Lemmings, and true classic for amiga owners and a great puzzle game worth revisiting time and time again.

I have no intention of getting into the Amiga, but still enjoyed the video. Great job as always MVG!

This is so cool how people love old but tried-and-true tech like the Amiga so much to BUILD HARDWARE for it! That's beautiful. Even though the system may have failed somewhat in its hay-day, it's having its moment now instead! I still want one of these computers some day.

ive always wanted to get my hands on an amiga, such an interesting system

Excellent review. This is an awesome card and will only improve with time and updates.

nice video! Big up to Lukas, he is a really cool guy and had the pleasure to meet him during a project at Telekom in Berlin 2016! He didn' t had a version for A4000 then as i recall.. i told him that i would love one for mine, guess i can save up for one now :D

Nice see that you used a mini-clip from one of my videos. A pleasure. ☺️0:23

Never been a big fan of the games on the system, but buying the A2000 in '87 got me into digital painting and 3D rendering. My last Amiga was an accelerated A4000 with a Video Toaster/Flyer combo.

I think you should call is the "Zed-Z 9000". Mash both pronunciations together, plus it has a nice ring ;)

@anononomous

4 жыл бұрын

Then you'll have the Zee-Zee, the Zed-Zed *and* the Z-Zed guys on your back 🙂

@satan3959

4 жыл бұрын

How about Zee-Zed

@CommodoreGreg

4 жыл бұрын

Zed-Zee does have a nice sound to it.

@scottrich976

4 жыл бұрын

How about the Snore 9K

@zo1dberg

3 жыл бұрын

How about just plain old see zed zed. He is Australian, after all.

Great video!

I have never used an amiga, but seeing old hardware get new hardware is awesome.

Amazing to see how far this machine can go.

@axi0matic

4 жыл бұрын

It is, though at this point you're essentially attaching an Amiga to an ARM / FPGA accelerator card, rather than the other way round.

Don't know anything about the Amiga but this was an interesting video and great to see the fanbases commitment to keeping this device alive.

It's amazing what people can do with old hardware and software!!

Finally a new amiga video! :)

@RETROCENGO

4 жыл бұрын

jayminer Great username🙏🏻

WOW I did not expect to EVER see MiamiDX or AmIRC ever again. I wonder if YAM (Yet Another eMail client) still exists Great video MVG love ya work mate

Awesome. Back in the late 80's Amiga owners were shelling out up to $2000 for advanced graphics cards. These are a fantastic value. Still have my Amiga 2000 from 1989.

Awesome video and hello from AU! no doubt will meet you again at AUG someday. Bought 3 of these one for A3000, A4000 and A2500. Display is crystal clear in all modes on new Dell 27'" monitors and at 1080p the text and icons are miniscule so I tend to use 1280x720 as the sweet spot once you have one it's hard to go back when you don't own any crt monitors.

been waiting for a big youtuber to do a video on this card , i await the magic combo of this card a vampire and different scan doubler addon for a mediator pci board and i will be in heaven

wow amazing upgrade

Next video: How to pimp your Ford T 1908

@mrniceguy7168

4 жыл бұрын

Enjoy your classic Model T at 1080HP

@eksine

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrniceguy7168 sell me it!

@handlesarefeckinstupid

4 жыл бұрын

Plenty of model t based hot rods.

The Amiga's chips were designed by Jay Miner, who also designed the chips in the Atari 8-bit series of computers. They have similar ways of working.

@heidirichter

4 жыл бұрын

@@Great-Documentaries Are you sure about that? I mean, yes, it could be argued that since ANTIC can't write back to memory it's not a true co-processor, but it does have a instruction list that can be programmed in the display list. In this way it's a more primitive ancestor to the copper in the Amigas Agnus and Alice chips in OCS/ECS and AGA.

@TheJeremyHolloway

4 жыл бұрын

@@Great-Documentaries you really don't know what you're talking about. The Atari 8-bit line that Jay Miner and company designed had co-processors. The ANTIC and the CTIA/GTIA being chief examples of them. In 1978/1979. The SID came out in 1982; the Atari POKEY in 1979. If you want to tout Commodore's expertise, why can a 1979 computer hold its own against a 1982 computer? And why did Commodore botch their serial port communications system in the C64 that they copied from Atari's SIO port, the forerunner of USB? [designed by Joe Decuir again in 1979 and released in 1979 with the Atari 400 and 800]. If you want to talk about custom chips in the 16-bit era, Atari Corp had the SHIFTER, GLUE, and their own Blitters for the ST series. Jay Miner and Joe Decuir both designed the Amiga's later tech. Enjoy your Commodes.

@ArneChristianRosenfeldt

4 жыл бұрын

I do not get why he included a circuit to convert line drawings to filled vectors instead of -- you know -- just filling vectors directly. Bresenham is not that expensive and he could have planned to up the clock in later Amigas. Synergy with the disk drive is not really a reason. I mean this conversion is done by a singel flip flop -- something which could be included in some IC needed for the disk anyway. This is a 16-bit computer with shared memory and he forget a 16-bit per pixel video mode. The 16-bit CPU has special circuitry to wirte individual bytes and he forget an 8-bit per pixel video mode. (chunked or how you call it) The Amiga uses flat addressing scheme for video memory (no text mode), so could easily sport a unified approach drawing sprites front to back. But he missed that chance. For blitting the sprite circuitry output could be redirected to memory: Use VBI+frame+VBI to render small sprites to framebuffer, use next frame to combine framebuffer with large foreground sprites. Just because you know most Amiga games ran at 30 fps. I like that sprites can be repeated like on Atari 2600 "Space Invaders". Now they are used for the background pattern. Most C64 games with their textmode also just repeated the background.

@porcorosso81

3 жыл бұрын

@@Great-Documentaries The way Antic builds up a display by reading the parameters from its display list is conceptually almost the same as how Agnus would construct a display from its instruction stream stored in its copperlist. The term "co-processor" is ultimately meaningless here. Everything which helps the CPU to do things faster than by its own could be considered a co-processor. ;-)

@vapourmile

3 жыл бұрын

​@@Great-Documentaries "Well, on the Amiga they were true co-processors. That never happened on any Atari computer and it was more than a decade before it happened on PC or Mac." LOL. PC graphics cards with accelerator chips started to appear on the market before the first Amiga did. You're just making shit up.

Super amazing graphics card , I will be soon for my Amiga 4000

I never had an amiga nor I didnt know what it was except for a couple of years ago (im 42). I did live in the late 80's with my 386DX/486SLC 50Mhz and you make me want to buy one with this graphic card.

Happy monday MVG

The fact that you can still purchase upgrades for the Amiga is a very beautiful thing indeed.

It is exciting how much is happening in the market. somehow I have the impression today more than at the end of the nineties during the attempts of Amiga restarts. But back then the Amiga was at least cheap xD Great video

I'm just here for the MVG shoes at 9:45

@leap123_

3 жыл бұрын

And yourself? 9:42

@leap123_

3 жыл бұрын

@Tsvetana Shashkova wtf

I just wish that there were an Amiga 1200 clone that doesn't cost an arm and a leg: seriously, even the cheapest replicas cost well over 300 Euros, which is absolutely insane.

Superb card a great bit of kit.

My dad loved commodore, his first computer was a Commodore plus 4. Growing up, I remember playing games on my on his Amiga 2000. After he passed, I found his commodore plus4 and Amiga 2000 in his closet. I took them for sentimental value, but I have no clue how they work, as I'm used to more modern PCs.

@KoopaMedia64

Жыл бұрын

You'll have to take up learning the Plus/4 and Amiga 2000 for your Dad's sake.

I love your videos!!

This is really, really cool, to be honest.

1:12 - dude, that's a picture by Lazur! That guy was one of the greatest artists on the Amiga, I remember seeing his pics in magazines of the yesteryear.

Wow, this is elite!

As an Amiga fan and an owner of a1200, I'd love to own a big box Amiga. However I find there is so little information out on upgrade paths for the big boxes. Love to see more videos.

Definitely a must have combo card. The functionality is truly astounding. It's too bad this wasn't available back in the day, but better late than never.

Loved my Amiga 600 back in the day

I'm far too young to understand anything about this but it makes me happy to see people so passionate about old pcs!

I'm thinking about getting into the Amiga now

@SyphistPrime

4 жыл бұрын

I've been thinking about it for a while. Old hardware that's upgradable to this extent is super appealing to me. It's insane that people are still pushing these computers to the limits despite being 3 decades old at this point.

@wing0zero

4 жыл бұрын

Play Turrican 2

7:20 I love that music. It's Captive 2 (end credits remix) by infamous. Used to be my ringtone for a while

Great video as always MVG! I have a graphics card for my Mega ST. Not as wonderful as this but 1024x768 ain’t bad!

Very cool. I miss owning my amiga 2000

It would be great a teardown of what insanely installed on your Amiga ❤️

Amiga 500 is the computer I'm most fond of, I had C64 and a Vic-20 before it and many computers after till this day, but the Amiga I was at that age where gaming is at it's best and games were just sweet on Amiga, plus it had a very active social side to it which other computers of the day didn't seem to have.

I bought one of these. Still have not pulled out the A4000 and installed. I got tired of trying to find a scan doubler for the 4000 and splurged. The benefit of the scan doubler PLUS the additional features on the card made it a must have for me.

@Horrordelic

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah me too, the x-surf network card failed me (again), so this is the best new zorro card since many years ..

I have one of the ZZ9000's ZZ9000's in my 3000 and I agree it's an awesome card Good review.

Great Video, we Amigans, ain't going away any time soon :) Amigaforever.

I was watching your other videos on pimping the Amiga just yesterday (thinking about things I could do with my 500 :) .)

Oh, this was something I really wanted to see. Thank you (my A2000 thanks you too).

It's been two years since our last Amiga video, but an even longer agonising week without a Modern Vintage Gamer video.

Great vid

dude this is insane

Nice looking machine!

Omg thats rad!

Cool. We always called the "board with slot connectors" in the A3000/A4000 a "riser" board, not a "daughter" board. Makes it a bit more unique. Nice that the video slot piece allows A2000 use, too.