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  1. Powerbase

    Theoretical maximum is one thing, i don't think I've ever seen even 200+ in Gauge Pro. I'm...

    Theoretical maximum is one thing, i don't think I've ever seen even 200+ in Gauge Pro. I'm unsure what it's using to calculate either.
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  2. Powerbase

    Oh yeah, 3dfx definitely led the pack. Then they got lazy, and everyone passed them.

    Oh yeah, 3dfx definitely led the pack. Then they got lazy, and everyone passed them.
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    I'm pretty sure 100% not. I had a 5500 that I had to switch out when I moved to X. 3dfx went...

    I'm pretty sure 100% not. I had a 5500 that I had to switch out when I moved to X. 3dfx went under before it came out.
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    Well, in fairness, it probably wasn't your Beige's fault. Those early OS Xes were... rough.

    Well, in fairness, it probably wasn't your Beige's fault. Those early OS Xes were... rough.
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    Beige G3 onboard cache

    I mean, they did use the same socket as the Beige/B&W G3s. That's the source of the higher clocked 604 ZIFs. Probably the leftover developments from whatever CHRP work they must have helped with, I'd assume. I've looked at the cache in those RS boards too and they 'seem' similar, but I didn't...
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    The last "actual" Mac i had was a 2012 Macbook Pro I used for a good while, good machine.

    The last "actual" Mac i had was a 2012 Macbook Pro I used for a good while, good machine.
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    Yeah, made to look like a tiny Mac Pro with the Mini on its side

    Yeah, made to look like a tiny Mac Pro with the Mini on its side
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    Small enough to simply throw in a little case and shuttle back and forth from work to home...

    Small enough to simply throw in a little case and shuttle back and forth from work to home. Definitely going to get one of those faux Mac Pro cases for it too.
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  9. Powerbase

    I am pleased to inform everyone, I have bought a M4 Mini. I have joined the current generation.

    I am pleased to inform everyone, I have bought a M4 Mini. I have joined the current generation.
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    LC III vs LC III+ vs Performa 467

    Well, it took a while till Jobs took care of all that model chaos and cleaned up the lineup. Just think of the 33MHz LCIIIs as 'silent upgrades'.
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    LC III+, Performa 460 Series: Twin System Enabler Mystery and Identity Fix

    Our family computers back in the day was a Performa 460, after our Mac II. I'm trying to remember if it didn't show the name or icon in the About the Macintosh dialog. Must not have.
  12. Powerbase

    Happy MARCHintosh - My LC475

    Noice! I loved seeing my 475 beat out a la-di-da 840av too (except on FPU stuff, I still have the LC040). I assume you disabled that looooong RAM check with your ROM upgrade?
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    Introducing ZuluSCSI Blaster - now with More Cowbell!

    Neat.
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    Orange Micro USB 2 PCI

    NEC chipset I've heard are fairly well supported under classic Mac OS. Is there a USB field at the top of the system profiler page on 'Devices and Volumes' that says like USB 0 or something?
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    Orange Micro USB 2 PCI

    What's the actual chipset on the card itself?
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    PDS Pi

    I like the idea of a Pi-Rocket. You'd get a 'fairly' modern computer, that can directly interact with the Mac it's in. That'd be something I could get behind. I personally don't care for the idea of the PiStorm. It's neat and I respect the work that went into, but I don't really understand...
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    Using L2 cache slot for memory...

    I agree and see your point. But as Jeremy Clarkson said, "This is brilliant, but I like this." as I slap the top of my cheap metal box with a single-core processor and spinning rust drives.
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    Using L2 cache slot for memory...

    I was looking at it a bit, but did it 'replace' or add to motherboard memory? The brochure seems to imply it added onto it. Was there a memory controller on the card itself?
  19. Powerbase

    Using L2 cache slot for memory...

    Just curious as I was working away today. I got to thinking after seeing the se/030 Ram expansion board (with 256MB onboard), how hard would it be to do that for a PCI Powermac (especially the RAM limited models: 6500, etc). Somehow interface a memory controller and maybe a gigabyte of fixed...
  20. Powerbase

    Designing Firewire card for Mezzanine??

    Are you trying to make an... eOne?
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