Jeff Walther wrote:
Okay, the confusion comes in because Umax and Power Computing shipped
PPC604e cards at 250 MHz which were not Mach V cards. It's not
really that complex, but most people just hear, "250 and above equals
Mach V" and they mentally drop the part about *Apple cards*.
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During the bygone days of cloning didn't Apple put a leash on them by
limiting the processor speed ?
If I am not mistaken the 250/166 G3 Newer Tech card was bundled (in its own
box) with the S900 base (w/ 604/150) to get around this problem.
Umax became fairly aggressive near the end of its life, which is when I
bought the S900/G3 package.
Alan
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