Amiga models and variants
Commodore Amiga models
Due to the requirements of 3.9 it is difficult to do so. Version 4.0 and higher requires a PowerPC accelerator, such as the PowerUP series of accelerator boards.

Amiga models and variants

Section Title: Commodore Amiga models
Table Section Text: Due to the requirements of 3.9 it is difficult to do so. Version 4.0 and higher requires a PowerPC accelerator, such as the PowerUP series of accelerator boards.

Original Chipset (OCS)

Model	Timescale	CPU type	RAM (base)	Bundled OS version	OS version supported	Additional information

Amiga 1000	1985 - 1987	68000	256 KB	1.0 - 1.1	3.1 / 3.9	Later A1000s shipped with 512 KB base memory

Amiga 2000 A-model	1987	68000	1 MB	1.2	3.9	First desktop Amiga with internal expansion slots (Zorro II) used the Amiga 1000 chipset 512 KB Chip RAM, 512 KB Fast RAM on CPU slot card

Amiga 500	1987 - 1991	68000	512 KB	1.2 - 1.3	3.1	First "low-end" Amiga, later A500s shipped with 1 MB memory

Amiga 2000	1987 - 1992	68000	1 MB	1.2 - 2.04	3.9	revised expandable model with Amiga 500 chipset Hard-drive equipped versions were labeled "A2000HD"

Amiga 2500	1989 - 1990	68020, 68030	1 MB	1.3	3.9	A2000+'020/'030 card (not a distinct model) Hard-drive equipped versions were labeled "A2500HD"

Amiga 1500	1990 - 1991	68000	1 MB	1.3	3.9	UK only, variant of A2000 with two floppy drives and no HDD. This version originated with CBM UK Marketing who found it necessary to distinguish the floppy-only version from the A2000 with the general public.

Amiga CDTV	1991 - 1992	68000	1 MB	1.3	3.1	CD-ROM based multimedia machine

Enhanced Chipset (ECS)

Model	Timescale	CPU type	RAM (base)	Bundled OS version	OS version supported	Additional information

Amiga 3000	1990 - 1992	68030	1 MB Chip 1-4 MB Fast	1.3 - 2.04	3.9 / 4.1 FE	First Zorro III system. Initial machines had a 1.4 beta ROM that looked for a "super" Kickstart disk similar to the 1000.

Amiga 3000T	1991 - 1992	68030, 68040	1-2 MB Chip 1-4 MB Fast	2.04	3.9 / 4.1 FE	First "towerized" Amiga

Amiga 3000UX	1989 - 199?	68030	2 MB Chip 4 MB Fast	1.3 - 2.04	3.9 / 4.1 FE	UNIX based Amiga 3000

Amiga 500+	1991 - 1992	68000	1 MB	2.04	3.1	ECS based A500 with 1 MB RAM base memory

Amiga 600	1992	68000	1 MB	2.05	3.9	First Amiga using SMT, built-in IDE and PCMCIA support. There was also an A600HD version that had a built-in hard disk.

Advanced Graphics Architecture (AGA)

Model	Timescale	CPU type	RAM (base)	Bundled OS version	OS version supported	Additional information

Amiga 4000	1992 - 1994	68EC030, 68040	2 MB Chip 2-4 MB Fast	3.0	3.9 / 4.1 FE	First AGA machine

Amiga 1200	1992 - 1996	68EC020	2 MB	3.0 - 3.1	3.9 / 4.1 FE	Entry-level AGA machine. Standard IDE controller and space for a 2.5" hard drive. A1200HD shipped with 20~209MB hard drives

Amiga CD32	1993 - 1994	68EC020	2 MB	3.1	3.9	32-bit CD-ROM based console

Amiga 4000T	1994 - 1996	68040, 68060	2 MB Chip 4 MB Fast	3.1	3.9/ 4.1 FE	Towerized version of the A4000

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The Amiga model has a 68020, 68030 type CPU.

final_sentence: The Amiga model has a 68020, 68030 type CPU.