The Turbo 040, as you probably know, has one oscillator-- a full-size metal-
can one. The cards use a 2x multiplier to derive the 68040's speed. So, the 
68040-40 model uses a 20 MHz oscillator. I desoldered this, and replaced it 
with a 24 MHz oscillator. 24 x 2x Multiplier = 48 MHz. To keep it cool, I added 
a fan taken from a PC CPU-Cooler to the heatsink.

I tried a 50 MHz with a 25 MHzoscillator too, but, as has been previously 
stated, that makes 1.4 MB floppies unreadable. At 48 MHz, only 800k 
floppies don't work. I don't use them, so that's fine with me.

-- Epicenter

On 17 Dec 2002 at 7:38, Snook, John R wrote:

> < my 48 MHz (overclocked) Turbo 040-accelerated 
> IIci runs circles around my 50 MHz PowerCache '030 accelerated IIci. It did the same 
>when 
> running at a stock 40 MHz, too. :)
> 
> -- Epicenter
> 
> Please tell us how you overclocked it.
> johnsn
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