Recent content by Unknown_K

Supermac Thunder/24

People would rather have a IIfx now, even if they are more common. But if people keep collecting then sooner or later a Mac II will be worth something.

I still need to fix my Mac II. IIx are also hard to find.

On the Pro Audio Spectrum 16 ISA card some of the custom chips are just relabeled parts from other manufacturers. https://www.dosdays.co.uk/topics/retro_review_pas16_pt2.php

I have some Powermac 8600 era 128MB DIMMs I never bothered to open the package. People buy spares and forget about them.

My Atari 1040ST and Amiga 500 are stock (except for the common 512K trapdoor RTC) and games run fine on them. I do have 030 accelerators for my A1200 and one of the A2000's. Unless you are using newly built 030 upgrades, I wouldn't say they are that common.

It's harder to find a real Mac II then it is to find a IIfx in a Mac II case.

There are high density AMD only DDR3 sticks that Intel systems didn't like either.

This forum should probably have a downloads area for drivers (not pirated applications).

Found the disk image. Your email?

I should have them, will have to look tomorrow.

Is that native or interpolated? Plenty of old cheap units out there that are just 640x480.

Are there solder bridges on the smaller Phillips chip?

I don't see any fuses, or 0 Ohm resisters used as cheap fuses. Pop the ROM out and see if any connectors are mangled (since it has been removed at least once). That ROM socket is from the thru-hole era so every connector in the socket has a pin on the back of the card to check for continuity...

Does the thing come apart? I would guess the temp sensor is nonfunctional (it is a temp controlled iron correct?) or the heater is broken.