Just for your benefit @exxos here is how I've mounted mine in my H5

@Roberto no you should measure them both with a multimeter first, on some motherboard revisions they're OK but some they're not.

You absolute legend

@exxos Yeah that'd be great :) Remember to get that GPIO riser package I mentioned in PM too. Was just looking at that, looks like the connectors I use on my Falcon RAM boards, no idea if the pitch is the same though, think the falcon was 2mm pitch.. I think the GPIO is 2.54mm pitch: https://www.go...

@exxos Yeah that'd be great Remember to get that GPIO riser package I mentioned in PM too.

@exxos No you're fine, it'll get power from the 68k bus. The H5 is strong enough for this, especially with your super-quality PSU.

exxos wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2024 6:49 pm So is there any difference for using PI3/4/5 ? I guess just go with the 5 as it may be faster I guess

5 isn't compatible, it has slower GPIO. 4 is the best you can get. Don't get a 3 for the H5, get a 4 like me (to avoid any complications!)

Does it make any difference if the Amiga is running in PAL or NTSC modes? Forgive my ignorance to Amiga specifics.

I wish someone with the skill & enthusiasm would fork Emutos and create Multi-Emutos. To create the ultimate standard TOS.

I have a GBS fully modded with all the community mods and firmware, while it works great at low and medium res it doesn't work in mono, so that can be a deal-breaker for a lot of people.