No, I'm serious. The A1200 could only map about 32MB using the Blizzard 68030 50Mhz board, and only about 16 if you wanted to keep the PCMCIA working. Not that that matters anyway as my SCSI Squirrel is a bit dead and I took the cables out of the CDROM drive (3.2x) and can no longer remember how they go back in. I think I may need a decent fan to make the 68030 operate with a 600MHz occilator, and it may even melt the keyboard. I'll try a 100MHz one. I won't be able to run Alien Bree 3D 2 with high quality graphics or even full screen but I should get about 30fps on it.
I think someone actually overclocked a 68030 with a 100MHz one, then again I've heard someone claiming to have clocked the 8MHz 68000 up to 100Mhz, which, if he wasn't lying would be pointless anyway because he wouldn't be able to use the AGA specific software that takes advantage of it.