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Even when I was a kid I loved these things. I was a dyed in the wool Mac user, but I had so many friends that played PC games that either took ages to be ported or never made their way to the Mac back in the day, and so nearly every Mac I ever owned as a teenager and through my early 20's had...
Well, I stupidly missed out on an OrangePC 660 that I desperately wanted on eBay, but I did end up otherwise adding to my collection with an Apple 586 7" PCI card and an Apple Pentium (100 Mhz I think) 12" PCI card.
That brings me to:
Apple Houdini II 6100 PDS card (Intel 486 DX2 66)
Apple 586...
The cooling system in my Quad G5's cooling system doesn't look like this one. It's a liquid cooling system, but not with those big towers/reservoirs. :-/
I guess we could always reprint our legitimate chips with the fake branding using whatever method the counterfeiters use to print legit branding on fake chips.
I keep trying to find stickers and badges of that 040 branding style. The one that sticks out in my head is the black background, white text, and a red (I think) exclamation point. Sadly, I've not found any. I'd really love a little aluminum plate with that logo on it that I could affix to a...
The RAM is easy to get to. The DVD & HDD can be gotten at, but it's annoyingly more involved than it seems like it should be.
That said, I have the most top-tier eMac model Apple ever produced, and I can confirm it's a very nice and capable machine of that era. About the only way I think Apple...
FWIW, my Interware Booster CL40-40 has an XC68040RC40 on it, and it's without a heatsink. Because it ends up positioned upsidedown over the original mainboard and a heatsink would create physical interference (not to mention get immediately thermally saturated anyway given the tight space and...
I'll be testing on a CRT that will do 1920x1200 or something like that.
The problem is that legitimately high-res testing is challenging because most of the things being tested can't really do it, and they all fall apart at those high resolutions really. Just the overall low power of the whole...
FWIW, archive.org has no references archived for the PicklesXA thread. :-(
I don't know if it's recoverable by any other means. Does anyone know if the site admins still have the backups from that time period?
I have a Thunder/24 w/ DSP upgrade that I'd LOVE to upgrade with some GWorld SIMMs, or see about having some fabricated, but I've never found any in the wild. Even inoperable ones.
I'll see if I can get some time this weekend to re-run benchmarks in my 7100/80 this weekend for:
On-board DRAM video
PDS VRAM HPV card
PDS A/V card
Nubus BUG PicklesXA
Nubus Supermac Thunder/24 w/ DSP upgrade
I expect I'll use MacBench 4.0
The trouble is that the full suite of benchmarks...
Unfortunately, no. This thread was started during the window of time that was lost entirely, so it's gone. I will try to see if archive.org managed to capture any of it.
I need to test my Thunder/24 against my PicklesXA.
Also, it's an incredible shame that the PicklesXA thread was lost to the outage. In that thread we:
Identified the rare card.
Tracked down its hardware designer in Japan.
Brought him into the forum.
Had him clarify the various differences...
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