TF1260 – 68060 CPU Accelerator Board with 128 MB Fast-RAM for Amiga 1200

CHF 259.00

Picture your Amiga 1200 running at full 68060 speed with 128 MB of Fast RAM, with room to spare for WHDLoad games and demanding applications. The TF1260 is a brand-new accelerator for the Amiga 1200, built around the fastest Motorola CPU available.

Orders to the European Union are shipped from Germany with DHL Germany or from Austria with Austrian Post. All other orders are shipped from Switzerland.

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Description

The TF1260 is a Motorola 68060-based CPU accelerator for the Amiga 1200, brand new and professionally produced. The offer includes:

  • Available with different CPUs: MC68060RC50 or MC68LC060RC50
  • 128 MB Fast RAM (very fast, 60 ns access time)
  • High-quality PCB with immersion gold surface finish
  • Floppy disk with the 68060 library files
  • Two-year warranty in case of defect (no warranty for overclocked CPUs)

Library Files (68060)

To run any 68060 CPU on your Amiga, you need the 68060 library files installed in your LIBS: folder. If you use Amiga OS 3.1.4 or 3.2.x, install the 68060 library files that come with the Amiga OS disks (start the installer disk and select “CPU Libraries” to install). If you use the older Amiga OS 3.0/3.1, I recommend the Mu680x0Libs package on aminet.net.

CPU Options (68060)

The low-cost MC68LC060 CPU has an MMU but no FPU. The vast majority of Amiga software does not need an FPU. If you choose the 68LC060 CPU, I recommend installing software in 020/030 mode when the installer asks and offers no 060 option without FPU. This installs the software package without FPU support, but with the full 060 speed.

With the full-featured MC68060RC50 CPU, which has an integrated MMU and FPU, you do not need to pay special attention when installing software.

Shipping Information

Orders from the European Union (EU) are shipped from Germany with DHL or from Austria with Austrian Post. All other destinations are shipped from Switzerland by Swiss Post.

How to fit it and what it brings is shown in my guide Upgrading the Amiga 1200 with a 68060 CPU.