Amiga Hardware

At VCF West 2025, Stefan Reinauer shared his Amiga Hardware Revival journey—rebuilding the A4091 SCSI controller with community passion.

World of Jani’s guide shows how to build a portable 15kHz VGA Monitor Tester using an Arduino Nano. Perfect for Amiga and Atari ST users, the device helps identify compatible monitors on the go. With easy-to-find components, downloadable software, and links to 15kHz monitor lists, it’s a must-have for any retro collector or tinkerer.

GadgetUK assembles and tests the Amiga GBAPII++ RTG graphics card, showcasing expert soldering, driver setup, and real Amiga performance.

RobSmithDev compares Commodore’s unusual approach to high density floppy disk support on the Amiga with a third-party drive that used a far smarter method.

Retrogamer Gen X revisits the groundbreaking Commodore Amiga line in Commodore Amiga Legacy Retrospective, exploring its full history and enduring impact.

Andrew Bristow moves his Amiga 1200 into an A1200.net Asahi red shell, showing real fitment details, small snags, and a clean boot on a stormy day.

Robert Bernardo shares the Trevor Dickinson VCF West Talk from VCF West 2025, highlighting Amiga history, hardware progress, and community innovation.

Andrew Bristow examines the Amiga 1200 Asahi case from A1200.net, highlighting its faithful design, updated features, and flexible build options.