Commodore Amiga 3000T

The Amiga 3000T transferred the A3000 architecture into a spacious tower with additional Zorro slots and drive bays. It was designed for heavily expanded professional installations.

Low production numbers and the practical expansion advantages of the tower make it one of the most sought-after production Amigas.

Notable Features

• The tower chassis offers more expansion slots and storage bays than the desktop A3000.
• It retains ECS, SCSI and Amber display enhancement.

Historical Significance

• Low production numbers and the practical expansion advantages of the tower make it one of the most sought-after production Amigas.

Collector’s Notes

• Chipset and motherboard revision, Kickstart ROM, RAM expansion, accelerator cards and original keyboard or mouse should be documented.
• Memory, storage, displays and expansion hardware should be documented because configurations often changed during a system’s working life.

Specifications

Technical Information
Name	Commodore Amiga 3000T
Manufacturer	Commodore
Launched	Tuesday, January 1, 1991
Discontinued	1992
Country	United States
CPU	Motorola 68030 at 25 MHz with 68882 FPU
Units Sold
Form Factor	Tower workstation
Power	Internal or external mains supply according to model
Networking	Serial, parallel, MIDI and third-party Ethernet or networking options according to model
Operating System	AmigaOS 2.x or later
Expansion / I/O	More Zorro III slots and drive bays than desktop A3000, plus SCSI and CPU slot
Keyboard	Detached keyboard
Storage	Internal SCSI hard disk, floppy and multiple drive bays
Sound	Paula four-channel PCM stereo
Colours	Up to 32 colours normally, 64 in EHB and 4096 in HAM on OCS/ECS; AGA models support up to 256 indexed colours and HAM8 from 24-bit palettes
Graphics	ECS with Amber display enhancer
Display	External monitor with Amber-enhanced productivity modes
ROM	Kickstart ROM
RAM	2MB Chip RAM plus expandable Fast RAM
CPU Speed	25 MHz