The MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz SE/30 accelerator has the largest cache of any 50MHz 030 card for the SE-series. Yes, the Daystar cards only have 32k of cache versus 64k in the DiiMO.
Here are some photos of the DiiMO, with detailed descriptions:
Front of Card
Back of Card
Unopened Box
Box Contents
(Click on "All Sizes" in Flickr to see larger versions of the photos.)
Casting aside, for the moment, the issues of the DiiMO being "expensive" or "impossible to find," the simple fact is that the DiiMO is the best accelerator option for the SE/30 because of it's pass-thru connector on top -- and no need for a separate PDS adapter either, like you need for Daystar accelerators. Another benefit is that it is an 030 board. While slower than 040 cards, you won't have incompatibility problems like 040 cards. I found this to be true myself, as I have tested two 040 cards from Daystar in my SE/30 along with a DiiMO.
The Daystar 040 cards worked well except for some apps, but the main problem I faced was when I put in a non-stock ROM in my SE/30 (IIsi ROM for the purpose of running OS 7.6.1 and 8.1). When using the Daystar cards and the non-stock ROM, I lost the ability to read/write to 1.4MB floppies even though 400k and 800k disks worked fine. But when using the DiiMO in conjunction with a non-stock ROM, the floppy drive worked fine. Hence, there is an incompatibility with Daystar 040 cards and non-stock ROMs. I cannot say anything about Daystar 030 cards in this regard, as the one I purchased off EBAY ended up defective and I was unable to test it.
I have photos of that Daystar 030 card too:
Front of Card
Back of Card
PDS Connector PINS on Card
Solder Blobs on XTAL joints
Sad Mac Code #1
Sad Mac Code #2