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These terrific scans are not mine but are part of another Archive.org member's data mega contribution. Download Link

Image 040, it cost almost as twice as much as the Quad 040. An awesome find indeed!

I have uploaded a copy of the PDF manual onto archive.org where it can be accessed easily. There is also an option to download a PDF w/ TEXT version which has all the text OCRed. https://archive.org/details/RadiusRocketUsersManual

I had that tool, found it during my freshman year cleaning out old stuff, but then like all things college it got lost in the countless moves. #SADnotSAD

It took me a long time to track an actual copy of the DayStar Turbo 040.  I fully scanned it and OCRed for your pleasure. This manual is version 3 dated 11-1994. Download it and enjoy! More scanned manuals coming soon.

Sony D-5 for $3!? That is awesome.  I have a boxed PowerCD & boxed black AppleDesign speakers, that are meant to just go on a shelf and look cool when I get the space again.

Just because...  :p

This catalog is from early 1996.

The PDF host has been changed to Archive.org : https://archive.org/details/DayStarCatalogJuly1994 I have some more interesting catalogs that I will be putting up soon including a detailed Radius Rocket one.

64MB! :D  It is the one that can do 1900x1200, the 32mb does not go that high.  The 128s if I recall can't do more than 1600x1200.

The FastCache is not a unicorn... it does exist!  }:)

I bought mine from howfunkel two years ago for $30 shipped via eBay. The cards he was using at the time were Sapphire ones. If you want to flash your own, here is the guide.

I recently acquired a brilliant DayStar catalog dated July 1994, and it has lots of great info.  Here is a PDF copy for fellow DayStar lovers.

I use a Radeon 7000 in my G3DT and it offers 1900x1200/60hz via VGA. The card is a modified PC card that requires driver installation before use, but once its installed it is quite good.  The OEM Mac card came with half the vram and is rarer. 

I think you are referring to the Sony GDM-FW900:  The ATI Cards had support for high resolutions but the only Nubus card that I recall supporting high resolutions (crt hz) was the VillageTronic MP340/Sonnet Sonata Pro 24.

Does the quality of the connectors differ from the established brands compared to the no-name Chinese ones? The only connector that needs to be up to snuff is the cache one as the horizontal angle could add some stress over time.