>
> BTW, I'd be interested to know how it works, I've considered getting one
of
> the 133 mhz models. I use some older DOS and Win95 programs that I
wouldn't
> mind running on my Mac, and VPC is a bit too slow to be really nice to
run.
>
I just recently installed a Reply DOS PCI card in my 7600/233. The board has
a 133 mhz Intel processer and can take up to 128 megs of memory, plus
several slots for video ram and a cache chip.
I haven't had a chance to really push the card yet (running DOS and Windows
3.1), but I got the whole thing off the ground remarkably quick.
I don't know how this card compares to the Apple card or an Orange Micro
card, but so far it's worked well and some models can be upgraded to 200
mhz. Pricewise, I got this one off Ebay for $30 before shipping, still in
it's shrinkwrap packaging.
Ben
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