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Me three!

I don’t believe the Macintosh Classic had many accelerators. This one was for the SE/30.

I’m 100% interested in one of these. If there were instructions I’ll deal with the harness myself.

I see. Thank you! I have no real reason to get one just yet, as my only macs are my Plus, SE, and SE/30 and I have no 040 card just yet, but it is quite a neat device.

Hi! I own an SE/30 and some expansion cards, as I’ve been wanting to push my Mac to its limits. I heard of some overclocking device called a “Spicy O’Clock” which overclocks 68040 processors far more than what was intended. I thought it was very interesting and I was curious as to if it could...

Oh, one other question. Is it just the Turbo040 accelerator that works with this greyscale card, or will other things work, like your P33 Reloaded?

Is this sold as a completed kit or is it just a board file with a BOM? I apologize if I’m being a dumbass here.

Is this still being sold? edit: My bad I misread parts of the thread. Don’t answer the question, my apologies.

Also, what issues did you have with upgrading the RAM? I didn’t have any problems.

(Am I supposed to be replying like this? This is my first thread and I don’t really know the “etiquette” of how people talk here.) I am similar, I have been upgrading the hell out of my SE/30. ROMinator, 128MB RAM, ethernet riser/card, Bolle P33 Reloaded accelerator, a logic board recap done by...

Actually, yeah, there’s no way that ISN’T the issue! This only started immediately after I put my blueSCSI down there!

It does indeed get very very hot. I don’t know if that is the issue, however. All I can keep note of is that it starts working again if I take it out for a few after a software error like the benchmark. Wait, that might be the issue! I remember having some ribbon cable run up against the...

Issue resolved (again)! The issue was that, when I would try to run a benchmark test using MacBench, After Dark would interrupt it at times and, in doing so, mess with the test. If it does this while it is benchmarking the processor, my accelerator card freaks out and has to cool down to work. I...

Damnit, it appears I was wrong. Turned out it wasn’t the RAM that fixed the issue, but it was actually removing the accelerator card. I have no clue how to troubleshoot this thing. I assume I should tag @Bolle now.

Issue solved by reseating RAM. Thanks, all.