Blizzard 1230 IV Turbo Board for Amiga 1200
Accelerator, 1995, Phase 5. The Blizzard 1230 IV is the most popular 68030 accelerator for the Amiga 1200: a 68030 at 50 MHz with MMU, an optional 68882 at 50 MHz, one 72 pin SIMM socket for up to 128 MB of fast RAM and an optional SCSI-II kit with a second SIMM socket; it plugs into the trapdoor slot and can be disabled by holding the "2" key at reset. It was later also produced by DCE.
| Years | 1995 to 1998 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Phase 5 Digital Products (Germany), later DCE |
| Compatibility | Amiga 1200 (trapdoor slot) |
| Processor | Motorola 68030 at 50 MHz with MMU |
| FPU | optional 68882 at 50 MHz (PGA) |
| RAM | 1 x 72 pin SIMM socket, up to 128 MB (256 MB with the SCSI kit and its second socket) |
| Options | Blizzard SCSI-IV kit (SCSI-II controller with SIMM socket) |
| Features | battery-backed real time clock, MAPROM function to load Kickstart into fast RAM |
| Interface | 150 pin trapdoor connector |
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