Go to this ICN site, which details
part numbers for many macintosh machines.
You might not get Rev # distictions, but you
will definitely can tell the base part numbers
apart.

I think this listing is quite good and straight
forward.

http://www.icni.com/Apple%20Parts/powermp.htm



--- "R.A. Cantrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PCI Maccers,
>                     I rescued 3  mother boards from
> a load of 8000lbs of Mac
> circuit boards that are going to the grinder. They 
> appear to be  either
> 8500's or 75/7600's. There are some odd
> distinctions. There is one from
> 1995, one  from  1996, and one from  1997. The 1995
> is Apple part #
> 820-0752-A and it has a  "backbrace" plastic frame
> on the bottom side of
> the board that makes me think it  is an  8500. By
> the power  switch there is
> only a  speaker connection. The 1996 and  1997,
> 820-0858-B and 820-0931-A
> respectively, have power led and fan connectors 
> adjacent to  the speaker
> connector. The  1997 has, where the cache slot
> appears on the other two,
> nothing, and the word cache" is not stenciled on
> either. Those are all the
> distinctions apparent to the untrained eye. Any
> ideas as to what these are,
> exactly.
> 
> p.s. there's a whole  lot of Apple II stuff and LC
> stuff in that load  and
> I  *might* get a chance  to  go  through it again
> before it leaves  forever,
> so let me know  if there's something desperately
> needed.
> -- 
> All the best,
> R.A. Cantrell
> 
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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