It *sounds* like it's a NewerTech G3 upgrade for an 71/8100 machine, as
described on this CPU upgrade rating posted to xlr8yourmac.com:
Reviewer's Name: James Little
Date Submitted: 6/6/2001
Rating (1 to 10): 10
Manufacturer: Newer Tech
Rated Speed (CPU/Cache MHz): G3 300/200
Max Speed (CPU/Cache MHz): 300/200
Cache Size: 1MB
Mac Type: 8100/80
Comments: Searched long and hard for this specific upgrade,
and eventully found this for $202 on e-bay. This seems to be
compatible with everything in, and recently added, to the 8100/80.
EXCEPT . . . that the connector doesn't look like it's for a PDS
machine. It *looks* like a daughter card for a PCI Mac (like a 7300).
One thing's for sure, MAXpowr cards are definitely from NewerTech,
which is in business again at www.newertech.com. You might try one of
the email contacts on their page or try the link to tech support at OWC.
On Tuesday, December 17, 2002, at 02:16 AM, A.Tuazon wrote:
> http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2080898572
>
> Hi just wondering what type of processor card this is. Anyone know?
> Also
> can anyone tell if it's a daughter card for the 7300 series of PMs ?
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