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Thank you for your explanation, I think you are right... Sorry, it is not MacBench, I do the test with Speedometer 3 (in english). PR is Performance Rating (overall performance compare to a Classic) For example, more windows with the test of a PowerBook 150 with Speedometer 4 (compare to...

Thank you very much Bolle to have clearly identified this card. I tried many drivers and options with no more result... no way to add the accelerator board RAM to the system memory. Confirmed by your post. With Mobius driver, I tried too to put the swap file in the RAM Disk with the Control...

I have 2 MacIIfx (all the two was upgrades from MacII to MacIIfx done in 1990). But the two motherboards are different. The first version was made with about 12 small electrolytic caps (all leaks and recapped now) and the second with only 2 (recapped too now), the others has been replaced by...

I think too, video is a built in feature on this card.  Ref of the 4 VRam : If I understood well, not sure to be able to find a monitor to work with... Is it possible, with this type of accelerator card, to add the memory of the card to that of the mother board to exceed the 4 MB of a...

When I found the card, Ram and FPU sockets was empty. I added 4 SIMM 4Mb and a 68882 chip (I have a 40MHz version only on hand). The two jumpers on the board : Video connector :

Thanks for your help and your answers According to that brochure, it could be a Gemini 030/25MHz ??? but with video output ? Someone have info about Gemini Ultra/Integra ? Yes, I think too, it is a video connector. If anyone know that, I am interested by some pics or description of pinout to...

Hello, I found an accelerator card for Mac SE, but without any marking on the board. I need some help to identify it. Does anyone know who the manufacturer is ? I tried it in my Mac SE and it works well, even without a driver. I did some tests and it works better with a driver like...

Mac II was sold with a 5.25" drive (661-0391) or 3.5" drive (661-0373). See some pages from Apple Macintosh II Maintenance book : 3.5" HD bracket is the same used in Mac SE.