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That's in my town here, Opelika. I've been meaning to go there one weekend and see where they got all these sonnet boards at. I don't know if they're prototype boards or just unpopulated production boards, or something. Weird that they got a bunch of them.

Ahhh, yeah that was real dirty not gonna lie. AI my butt, that was intentional as far as I'm concerned. I thought they might have just entered 3 instead of 1 in the quantity field but "Lot of 3" is three of them. If they decided to sell on the side, I'm pretty sure you can cancel an auction...

I'm unsure if eBay "takes" the money from the seller or they simply refunded you to solve the issue. So, the seller most likely retained what you paid. Like I said, I'm unsure. Just as an aside, did the auction/sale listing show three cards, or the quantity simply listed three?

I would definitely be interested in that. The Mac II was one of household computers back then and I would love to upgrade it.

Didn't want to bother making a whole forum post but does anyone know if the ixMicro Dual Display card required its own specific installer/drivers or did the usual Twin Turbo ones work on it? Trying to help someone on Reddit. Of course OWC is down, I think they still hosted old ixMicro installers.

Poor Next machines don't get much attention despite being 68K machines too and very Job-sian. Neat!

Yeah, my dad and me both had 1GHz GXed B&Ws. I don't remember doing a firmware update either and the boards were fairly simple. They didn't even bother putting any model numbers or anything on them. I think Mach Speed Tools could set the PLL on 750GXes and didn't get broken by the 10.4.9+...

From what I've heard, even the dual g4 zif that Daystar made didn't run in OS X as dual processor.

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...

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

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'.

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.

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?