Amiga Hardware

Clark Hale explores why one of his Commodore A1010 floppy drives fails to support daisy chaining. After comparing two board revisions, he uncovers missing power traces in the later model. A quick bodge wire fix restores functionality and reveals a likely design change related to Amiga 500 power limitations. Watch the full repair and explanation in this deep hardware dive.

In this episode from Chris Edwards Restoration, Chris tackles an intriguing upgrade on his trusty Amiga 2000. Equipped with the Dicke Olga (also affectionately...

Mingo’s Commodore Blog shares a detailed step-by-step guide for building a custom 14MHz Amiga 500 accelerator card. Based on Mathesar’s open-source design, the project covers everything from downloading PCB files to soldering components and testing the finished upgrade. Perfect for experienced builders ready to give their Amiga a serious speed boost.

RobSmithDev has returned with another hands-on video — this time tackling a problem that just about every retro computer fan can relate to: yellowed...

GadgetUK returned to familiar territory with another floppy drive repair, tackling an Amiga 2000 drive that was listed as "may need a clean, not...

Sewerside FPV unboxes an Amiga 1200 Custom Build from RetroPassion LTD, showcasing its 50 MHz TF1232 accelerator, fast RAM, and smooth AGA gameplay.

Chris Edwards has a habit of pulling long-forgotten hardware off the shelf and seeing if it still has life left in it. In this...

RetroCengo’s “Black Beauty” Amiga 500 is a tribute to just how far classic hardware can be pushed. With 2MB of chip RAM, ACA500+ acceleration,...