CS-Lab’s Warp 7060 turbo card brings a high-performance 68060 CPU upgrade to Amiga 3000 and 4000 systems. Initially slated for a pre-Christmas launch, the board overcame delays, including firmware tweaks for its advanced L2 cache, positioning it as a key revival for classic high-end Commodore Amiga workstations. Building on proven Warp designs, the 7060 integrates a 68060 CPU—capable of overclocking to 95-105MHz in related models—with substantial DDR3 RAM and an optimized L2 cache to mitigate high latency. Features mirror the Warp 1260/4060 series: potential RTG graphics up to Full HD via HDMI, 16-bit audio codec, FastIDE, SD card support, and onboard ARM for tasks like Wi-Fi offloading. Firmware revisions ensure seamless L2 cache operation, enhancing performance for demanding apps on AmigaOS.
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