TerribleFire TF536 for Amiga 500/500+/2000

TerribleFire TF 536 accelerator card *new*

The Terrible Fire 536 accelerator card was developed for installation in an Amiga 500/500+ or Amiga 2000. It offers a fully-fledged Motorola 68030 CPU (with MMU) clocked at 50 MHz, 64MB RAM and a 2.5″ 44-pin IDE connector for hard disks and CF adapters.

In the Amiga 2000 the CPU has to be removed and the TerribleFire card has to be plugged into the CoProcessor socket – adapter is included when Amiga2000 is selected.

The Terrible Fire 536 accelerator card includes our new CPU relocator adapter, which allows the accelerator to be installed in an Amiga 500 with original case and keyboard. If you want to add 512 or 1MB of CHIP RAM, please have a look at our Trapdoor memory expansions for Amiga 500 and Amiga 500 Plus. They are the perfect complement to the Terrible Fire Accelerator. With 512kb chipram the card is not much “fun” in the Amiga 500.

With our new solution based on the LazaruStorm adapter, our RGB2HDMI adapter works perfectly and you can easily and beautifully swap the CF card. An internal solution (TF536+RGB2HDMI) in the Amiga500 is still not possible for space reasons. Please note that the LazaruStorm adapter is a “hardware hack” (instability may occur with a 68k CPU plugged in further), only works with Rev 6a or higher and a solder joint must be placed on the mainboard.

Features

• For Amiga 500/500+/2000
• 64MB Fast Ram on Board
• 68030 CPU with 50MHz
• 44pin IDE controller for hard disks or CF/SD cards

Requirements

• Amiga 500/500+/2000
• Kickstart 2.05, 3.0, 3.1, 3.1.4, 3.2, 3.2.1 or 3.2.2.
• AmigaOS 3.1 or higher

Optional

• Amiga OS 3.2.2.1 preconfigured on CF card with 3.2 Kickstart ROM 47.111 for Amiga 500/600/2000
• external solution with LazaruStorm adapter and housing for Amiga500

Scope of delivery

• TF536 Adapter for Amiga 500/500+/2000
• 68030 RC50 CPU with 50MHz
• CPU Relocator
• 5cm 2.5″ IDE cable and IDE to CF adapter

Documentation

• The TerribleFire TF536 is a plug & play adapter, installation instructions are included.

The TF536 was developed by Stephen Leary.
We are happy to provide support for this outstanding project and manufacture the adapters in-house.