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I acquired a IIe card and cables a couple months ago. I intend to use it in my CC Mystic and make a video about it, especially because it will involve recapping it too. I still haven't even tried using the thing because I've not had the time. But this topic about 32-bit compatibility has me...

@PotatoFi I'm not a fan of acronyms because I almost always have no idea what they mean. But since "DBAN" keeps getting repeated in this thread with no explanation, I wanted to chime in with the info I Googled up just now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darik%27s_Boot_and_Nuke Seems to be a...

I'm not as bad as Steve Jobs who demanded "no fan at all." It is because of his demand for absolute silence that we are evening having this discussion today! :-) But I respect the man for wanting to keep the Mac quiet. So what all of us must do is find the right compromise. And here's how...

Holy cow, @Stephen ! You're amazing! Not sure if the FannyMac name copyright still exists, but if not, why not keep using it? Maybe add a fun new logo too... (‿|‿) FANNY MAC 😅 The main question on my mind is how much noise do the AC fans generate as compared to their 12V counterparts...

Very interesting. Thanks for posting. I spotted a link to the Macintosh Garden Forum on that Directory just now. Funny, despite my having used the Garden all these years, I'd never really noticed their forum! 😅 Lots of other great links in there too, including SE/30 Forever. Anyway, getting...

It's important that we simply understand offenses come and we ought not to overreact to them. When forums over-react, we get an ever-growing draconian set of rules that keep members in fear of an iron fist. Tinker Different hasn't become that, and I for one am here to ensure it doesn't ever...

Does your mention of "mega networks" mean you posted on social media like a FaceBook group and got that message? Regardless, I'm a big advocate of free speech online. It's risky, but worth it. I also agree about those feelings of nostalgia. I still remember the dial-up BBS's of the mid...

Once you reach the clock speed of your dreams, I suspect you'll be changing your avatar to Happy Mac! :-) Kay Koba told me his overclock was limited until he swapped out his tantalums for OS-CON, so I assume it will be the same for you even with fast 60ns VRAM. But the overlock depends also...

It seems the motherboard was recapped with AVX Solid Tantalum capacitors, which have much larger ESR than Panasonic OS-CON, so am interested in hearing how high it can be overclocked.

Folks, I'm in the middle of filming the STEREO MOD, and I want to mention a few things... FIRST, I wish to thank @Jagmn once again because he posted a second speaker CASE design that doesn't have the tab on the back, which can be helpful when mounting two speakers inside the Color Classic...

I must be completely honest with you in that I simply do not have time to spend on fun projects like that. Perhaps if I quite YouTube entirely, I might. But I'd rather make videos instead. :-)

@pocketscience Speedometer 3.x and 4.x are different, so you would need to specify the version used. Doing Norton 3.5.x Speed Info is another good benchmark to run. I also recommend running MacBench 3.0 (all tests), as that will run on an SE/30 just fine, whereas version 4.0 will not. The...

I'm curious as well. I have the DiiMO (which you kindly repaired for me -- thank you!) and the socketed PowerCache. In every benchmark test I've tried, the DiiMO is just a tad bit faster than the PowerCache, even though both have '030 processors running at 50MHz. I believe the reason is due...

The BMOW ROM-inator II works fine with the PowerCache board, but Garrett's Workship ROM doesn't work with it. The last I spoke to Zane, he suspected it could be a timing issue. But if you don't have a PowerCache, then all is well with Zane's ROM. I did a lot of testing.

If you are taking about the Daystar Turbo040, then yes, you need only have the ARTMIX TS Adapter like I have, or get one of Bolle's creations which are even better due to added functionality. I don't have a comprehensive accelerator card compatibility list though because I am not the creator of...

Most likely an older edition. These are photos of my 40MHz Turbo040, prior to the ASIC repair... And here's a version of the Turbo040 shown in the Daystar documentation...

Glad you enjoyed the read. It certainly was a learning experience! Even with the right chips, it took some excellent troubleshooting and soldering on the part of Bolle to get it fixed. So in the end it was the dynamic duo of @joethezombie and @Bolle who resurrected the Daystar Turbo040. I am...

That would be perfect, yes!

It's not hard to make them, as I show from the 35:49 timestamp in my video. Amazon links to the cable and heat shrink tubing are found within the text description under the video on Youtube.

It really is an amazing story if you took time to mostly read through that entire thread. The unbelievable part is that @joethezombie was able to buy a batch of new, old stock Daystar ASIC chips, without which the repair would have been impossible. Simply incredible!