Description
Overview
Here is a rare opportunity to acquire a partially complete Commodore Amiga 4000 motherboard — one of the most iconic and sought-after platforms in retro computing history. The Amiga 4000, originally released in 1992, was Commodore’s flagship desktop computer, renowned for its advanced custom chipset, multitasking OS, and exceptional multimedia capabilities. Whether you are repairing a dead A4000, harvesting hard-to-find components, or building a Frankenstein restoration project, this board is a valuable find for any serious Amiga collector or enthusiast.
Key Specifications
- Platform: Commodore Amiga 4000 (A4000)
- CPU Socket: Motorola 68030 (standard) or 68040 (some revisions) — 32-bit processor platform
- Chipset: AGA (Advanced Graphics Architecture) — supports up to 256,000 simultaneous colors
- Chip RAM: Up to 2MB Chip RAM support
- Fast RAM: Zorro III 32-bit expansion bus slots
- Storage Interfaces: IDE and SCSI support headers
- Video Output: RGB/VGA-compatible display signals via AGA chipset
- Board Revision: Classic A4000 Rev B or Rev D layout (please refer to photos for exact revision markings)
- Operating System Compatibility: AmigaOS 3.x
Condition Details
This board is rated Good — it shows light signs of use consistent with its age, including minor surface wear and typical patina on solder points. As described in the seller’s notes, the board is partially complete, meaning some components, chips, or daughterboard connectors may be absent or have been previously removed. This makes it ideally suited as a spare parts donor board or a project restoration piece rather than an immediate drop-in replacement. Buyers are encouraged to review the provided photo carefully to assess which components are present before purchasing.
- Light cosmetic wear — no cracks or physical damage to the PCB
- Partially populated — some ICs or modules may be missing
- Condition sold as-is for spares or repair purposes
What’s Included
- 1x Partially complete Amiga 4000 motherboard (PCB)
- No power supply, peripherals, or software included
- No returns accepted — sold for spares/repair
A must-have for any Amiga enthusiast’s workshop. Stock is extremely limited — genuine A4000 boards are becoming increasingly scarce on the second-hand market. Don’t miss your chance to secure this piece of computing history.
