At 10:35 -0400 on 06/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I say, keep the LCII. It has a lot of charm. If it can hold 10 megs of
>RAM, and that's enough >for you, go for it. You can get an accelerator
>board to insert in the PDS slot and boost it
>to a 68030 or maybe even 68040. My accelerator did wonders for my IIci and
>IIsi. Simply
You don't have the slightest clue how friggin' expensive those LC II
accelerators are, do you? Even used on eBay they're over $40, which is
just silly when you could buy about five Q605s for that, or even a 6100...
Then again, if you want to accelerate the LC II just because you have money
to burn/don't want another Mac/whatever, be my guest.
>buy it you can't really assure it'll be high-quality, not have any
>damages, etc. Also, >overclocking the CPU requires clock oscillators,
>cooling equipment and soldering, which
Depends a lot on the Mac, actually. Clocking an LC II is a real PITA.
Clocking a 605 is a 15 minute job.
p
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