I think i'd just stick with a regular PC for uber components.

I would also prefer an ARM over any type of x86 compatible. The reason is that the ARM processor can be programmed in assembly language without much difficulty if you already have 68k programming experience. With the 2 GHz A15 on the horizon, the speed of the ARM processor is more than enough for all my needs even though it probably will only be a fraction of that of the fastest intel processors. If you want a high performance computer, you will have to go with something else than an Amiga compatible... :)

If you want a C=USA "Amiga", buy ANY x86 motherboard, and call it "Amiga" as C=USA offers almost every variant currently sold, except for AMD CPUed motherboards.

Why am I even posting as they represent nothing? It's a total waste of time.

C=USA is a four letter word.

Where is Cusa credibility at...???

Do anybody know how many Commodore CM9129 users are out there....?

Somebody needs to restore their own reputation.  CUSA has none.

Commodore Business Machines had a reputation in the industry for ripping off suppliers and alienating their own consumers.  At the end all they had left was a few patents and some NOS Amigas that were worth selling.  The consumers and shareholders didn't know how bad things really were until CBM went under.