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    Geethree G4+ “Stealth Serial Port” PCI slot bracket

    I haven't experimented much with this, but perhaps Classic environment would retain the advantage if nothing else?
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    NuBus video cards Benchmarks - SuperMac, Radius, E-Machines, RasterOps

    The popular mitigation is to populate the IIci's bank A with 4 x 256k SIMMs, then set the disk cache (or use RAM-Muncher) to allocate the first 768k (or more if you plan to use video modes which use less than 640 x 480 x 8-bit = 307.2k) so that only the disk cache needs to share bandwidth with...
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    Geethree G4+ “Stealth Serial Port” PCI slot bracket

    I do- do these closeups help?
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    Geethree G4+ “Stealth Serial Port” PCI slot bracket

    Here are the two variants I've seen: The long/thin design is for the original G5, and also the Dual 1.8GHz variant of the subsequent June 2004 model. The other one fits the Dual 2.0/2.5GHz June 2004, the Late 2004, and Early 2005 models. The Apple service manual refers to this as "Soft...
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    Dual head VidCard for DA QS & MDD Suggestions?

    I've been running an ATI FireGL X3 in my MDD G4 which @herd flashed with an Apple X850 XT ROM. It'll drive a 30" Cinema at 2560x1600 on one dual-link DVI port and the second port can run a 1920x1200 simultaneously. OSX drivers only, however. I'm not sure any Dual-link DVI card will have OS9...
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    4400/7220/Tanzania Clone VRAM

    Is this any help?
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    Running the IBM T221 on vintage (new world) Macs

    If you're using the LFH-60 cables with two DVI connectors + USB, then they're not actually DVI-DL. It's a discrepancy which can be a bit confusing, but those cables provide dual single-link DVI (two signals displayed side-by-side on the T221), whereas dual-link DVI natively interpolates each...
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    PowerBook 500 series logic board revisions. How many differences ?

    The three variants I've seen are 820-0550-A, 820-0615-A, and 820-0709-A (550c).
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    Recent excavations

    Having read your rationale for using this service I don't disagree outright- the site itself may be more than it appears, however. This request appeared immediately upon navigating to the page (Little Snitch, FWIW.) plugin-container is a Firefox component I rarely see activity from when not...
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    040 PDS SCSI card: Storage Dimensions DataCannon/PDS aka TechNoir NX720

    This is really cool. I'm looking forward to trying this out when I have some free time. Also thanks @cheesestraws for pointing me to this listing for a Data Cannon ROM v2.4 upgrade kit which also included MacinStor v3.2.5. https://www.ebay.com/itm/354631040717 All of the contents are attached...
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    Patch 8*24 GC Control Panel for Compatibility with Drag & Drop?

    A few oddities I'm accustomed to when acceleration is enabled alongside drag and drop: - Netscape Navigator draws 'Back' in every button across the toolbar. - Drawing dropdown menus more than once consecutively becomes garbled (e.g. open the control panels menu from the Apple menu, then slide...
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    Fast! CompactFlash for Macintosh PDS/NuBus

    This is an exciting project! Excellent work! As a reference point, I've hit a peak of 9.6MB/s using a 32GB SanDisk Extreme (120MB/s) > Stratos CF AztecMonster > Sixty Eight Thousand SCSI Bolt > IIfx (50MHz clock). Seems likely the SCSI Bolt is actually the bottleneck here since it's a 10MB/s...
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    PowerPump"ACCELERATOR" from NewerTech: is it worth cloning?

    Here's a couple pictures of the kit and a scan of the manual. Probably less practical than an oscillator swap in most permanent installations, but these are fun and pretty nifty for benchmarking.
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    Pushing the Apple PowerPC 601 upgrade card to 80MHz (in 40MHz Quadra 800)?

    The Sonnet/Daystar 100MHz version doesn't decouple from the host's bus clock, it switches from a 4x multiplier to a 3x multiplier to allow for use in 25MHz and 33MHz hosts. The 80MHz model with 72-pin SIMMs does have it's own decoupled clock, but apparently is nearly intolerant of clock...
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    x86 card revival thread

    I'll try to take some more detailed photos of this card next time I have the machine it lives in on the bench. Can't promise that'll be tremendously soon, but I'll push it up the priority list a bit.
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