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nekogahora280 replied to the thread Macintosh IIfx 68030/50Mhz？？？.Is simply replacing an 80MHz crystal oscillator with a 100MHz one the correct method for overclocking? Or is it just that my machine... -
nekogahora280 replied to the thread Macintosh IIfx 68030/50Mhz？？？.I have a board like this, but I got the cables to connect it with lost, so I can't use it for now. I've heard that IIfx can run at 50Mhz...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread Macintosh IIfx 68030/50Mhz？？？.I simply thought that since the crystal oscillator was 80 MHz, replacing it with a 100 MHz one would make it operate at 50 MHz. How was...
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I replaced the crystal oscillator in my Macintosh IIfx from 80MHz to 100MHz, but there was no startup chime, and thinking I had broken...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread LEVCO Prodigy4.Since it’s one of the earliest accelerators, I think it’s understandable. If the GeminiULTRA were 50MHz, the response might be a bit...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread LEVCO Prodigy4.I considered restoring the case as well. It was heavily damaged, having been left in a junkyard for an awfully long time. Currently, I...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread LEVCO Prodigy4.The case it came with is also curious. While it bears the "Macintosh Plus" label, the case is smooth, unlike the textured finish typical...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread LEVCO Prodigy4.When it was powered on in the past, the Finder screen appeared, confirming it was a Macintosh 128k. However, there were no signs of the...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread LEVCO Prodigy4.In Japan, some Mac magazines advertised its astonishing performance at launch, calling it "the next-generationMac II." My heart raced...
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nekogahora280 replied to the thread LEVCO Prodigy4.Since it was exposed to the rain, I took the plunge and disassembled it, washing it with clean Japanese water. After drying it...
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