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Oh, and just for the record, I have 60ns chips on my 630 motherboard, (the one that started this whole thread [;)] ]'>) 8MB on board, with an additional 128MB in the SIMM slot, makes for a nice 136MB :D

One thing you can do is get a 63x logic board, if you want to have 68k playtime!

Just take a picture of the on-board RAM, you can use JT's picture as a reference of what you want to capture. As you can see I can easily identify this stuff. Don't worry about identifying it yourself.

Okay,. Diggin up the 25 vs 33MHz info will be nice to have. Apple system profiler will tell you the clock speed. It's on the legacy recovery CD.

Quadra 650? Centris 650? Quadra 800? The above information is just as important as the RAM chips. EDIT: Anyway, the chips that jt imaged above are 80ns FPM chips.

Good luck on your search for 63x motherboards. I like them. 40MHz 68040 is fast on the software it can run. System 7.1.2 on this, and with a good productivity package is fantastic. With the Atom, it's not very fast for the software it can run, that's probably the primary difference.

Quadra 630 (Once a Performa 638CD, but a full 040 fixed that problem) owner here. Moving the two resistors required was pretty easy to do, they were SMD. This causes the clock generator to now output 40MHz, which overclocks the CPU, as well as the video chip, and the system bus, and a few...

Feel free to just call me 'MK' to keep the typing short. A search for 'Macintosh 6500' on eBay turns up plenty of results. At first I wanted to get a 6500 logic for my 630, and swap out the boards depending on if I was in a 68k or PPC mood that day. But, it's staying a full 040 machine for ever...

Yes it is the one furthest to the right. That switch is pushed down by DD disks, and left up by HD disks, as the HD disks have a hole in them, which prevents them from pushing down the switch plunger. There is an optical sensor that is to detect the head position, perhaps that has too much dust...

IT would additionally be fun for hyperneogeo to take a peek at his prototype 40MHz 650/800 (Wombat) board for an additional comparison.

Not if he claimed it was working. If he claimed it was working, and it obviously isn't, then I think you have a strong case with eBay.

Nope, no one has yet. [:(] ]'>

Shouldn't you tell eBay that the item was not as described?

There could be many reasons why Mac Identifier isn't working due to a conflict on your system. I'm sorry, but I can't really help you there as I don't know all of your control panels and extensions. Take Macdrone's advice, and try conflict catcher.

Well, it's not from Apple, which is why I said third party. It's called Mac Identifier: get it here: http://macgui.com/downloads/?file_id=20501&keywords=mac%20identifier

Interesting, I wonder how well this would work with my projector. There is a thread on it in the Conquests section.

System 7.6 will never show the computer name in the About this Macintosh box unless you install a 3rd party extension.

I know you know what it can or can not do. My comments weren't particularly directed towards you, they were general so other people knew about what the 630 series does. My second comments was mostly directed at jhorvath911

What projector is that?

Whoops! I missed that. Thanks Gorgonops.