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Apple also offered 'LC slot' cards for the models LC, LC II, and LC III, and a few other systems. There were also 'comm slot' cards for many Macs. See my LC and comm slot section for links and details.
I also have on this page some add-on parts for the 'compact' Macs: Plus, SE, Classic and so on. Typically these are PDS slot cards. Other Mac parts are listed on my Mac Parts Web page. If you don't see a part for a system I list on other pages, ask for price and availability.
The video card identifies itself as a “Micron Xceed 3MT” in the Monitors control panel (with an external monitor attached so the Monitors control panel sees the card). Apple Macintosh IIfx Justin Mayrand, Low End Mac, Tech Stuff - 1999.08.12.
All parts are used and tested unless noted, see my condition section for details. We also have a variety of Mac accessories, add ons and booksand software as linked from my Mac home page.
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Parts on this and other pages include:
- Mac PCI bus cards: video, USB, Firewire, etc.
- Pentium Windows ISA or PCI SCSI controllers
- NuBus and earlier video cards for various Macs
- Video cables, adapters are on another Web page.
- Video monitors are on another Web page.
- all network cards, Appletalk and accessories on another page
- other NuBus and earlier adapters, devices and cards: GPIB, MIDI, video
- SOME Mac parts except laptop parts
PCI cards
PCI is the name of the bus standard for most cards which plug into the motherboards of most PowerMacs and G3 Macs. (Not the processor cards however.) Check my PowerMac section to see PowerMac systems; my my iMac section to see G3 and later systems. For network (Ethernet, 10bt) PCI cards, also check my networking section. SCSI controller cards may also be in my Mac hard drive section. Some PCI cards are listed on my iMac and G3 parts page.
PCI video cards
AGP video cards for the AGP slot can be found on my Mac G4 parts Web page.
CoolDVD E4 DOOIN DVD decoder card. PCI card by E4, Elecede. Used in older Macs that don't have hardware or software DVD MPEG decoding. WE DON'T HAVE SOFTWARE, very hard to find on the Web. $25 plus shipping. Possibly associated with 'buz' SCSI/VGA card below.
ATI Rage 128 GL, 630-2858, video card. PCI video card, typical for G3, etc. PN 109-57400, PCI MACH 64, with HDI-15 (VGA) connector; AND with Apple daughter card DVD Decoder board 820-1012-A . $29 plus shipping
ATI Rage 128 GL, 630-2858, video card. PCI video card, typical for G3, etc. PN 109-57400, PCI MACH 64, with HDI-15 (VGA) connector. $19 plus shipping
ATI Rage 128 GL, 630-2896, PN 109-57500, similar to above. $15 plus shipping.
ATI Mach64 video card. PCI video card, typical for PowerMac 9500, G3, etc. PN 109-33200,PCI MACH 64, with HDI-15 (VGA) and DB-15 (Mac video) connectors. Takes a memory expansion card109-31600-00, not included. $19 plus shipping *OUT of stock*.
ATI Mach64 video card. PCI video card, typical for PowerMac 9500, G3, etc. PN 109-32900, PCI MACH 64, with DB-15 (Mac video) connector. Takes a memory expansion card,109-31600-00 not included. $15 plus shipping
'buz' SCSI and VGA card. Video-capture and editing board combined with a SCSI controller. Chips include zr36067, zr36060, saa7111, saa7185. Has SCSI 50-pin internal connector, external SCSI-2 50-pin and MALE DB-15. NO SOFTWARE, card only. $25 plus shipping. Possibly associated with 'coolDVD' card above.
Apple G3 audio/video 'A/V personality card' with SVideo and video in and out, for video capture. NOT PCI, it plugs into the G3 audio/video card slot, replacing the audio only card. Check my iMac parts page for details.
iX Micro Twin Turbo 128M8A video card, from 9600 system, $19 plus shipping.
iX Micro, Twin Turbo video card with ROM 'Apple iX 3D'. Chip Says '128-3D', from 9600 system, 2 available $25 each plus shipping.
Radius video card. PCI video card, long card. 'Golden Gate' 0012173-0002 0011749-0003 Has a lot of memory, millions of colors at 1000 X 800. $19.
Precision Digital Images IMAXX/PCI. DB-9 and HD-15 VGA connectors. $29
DV Now AV 1.4, 60-001-0040. Two FireWire ports and 3-ro2 26-pin connector. Video? DVI? I dunno! $25
USB or FireWire PCI cards:
These will vary as available, ask for current stock. Pulled from systems, no software included.Generally a USB card that is not identified as 'USB 2.0' will be USB 1.1 - check with manufacturer orcheck the specifications of the USB chip if identified. Do your homework.
Apple's SCSI-2 drive upgrade
Apple internal SCSI-2 cable, for two drives plus controller, $10 with card.
Atto ExpressPCI PSC SCSI controller card, 50-pin SCSI-1 and 50-pin SCSI-2internal connectors. Has external SCSI connector not normally used. $29 plus shipping.
Other Apple PCI SCSI cards
Apple labled PCI SCSI card, Adaptec AHA-2930. Internal 50-pin flatcable connector, external SCSI-2 card. $29 plus shipping. External cables available, specify SCSI connector needed at other end.
Other PCI cards
CT4870 Sound Blaster Live! audio PCI card, $25 plus shipping.
USB to SCSI controllers, 'cables'
USB to SCSI 'cables' is an incorrect way to describe what is a USB to SCSI device orcontroller. These are not wires or cables but electronic devices which connect externally to a Mac USB port. See my USB to SCSI controllers Web page for more information.
SCSI cards for Windows, Pentium, Intel systems
Some of our customers want to run their SCSI drives from their Intel, Windows, Pentium systems. So theyare looking for SCSI controllers to add to those systems. We keep a small stock of such cards. We can't warrentthey will work on YOUR system. We may be able to test them on some Windows systems here in house, we will test if we can.SCSI controller cards have various external connectors: either DB-25 like Macs, or a SCSI-2 (narrow 68 pin SCSI)or a SCSI-3 (narrow 80-pin SCSI). Check our cables section for cables and adapters. Some of these cards also have INTERNAL SCSI connectors, which may or may not be usable depending on use of external connectors. Don't ask me for explanations, check the Web for specifics. Also consider use of a USB to SCSI controller. See my USB to SCSI controllers Web page for more information.
PCI bus cards with DB-25 connectors include:
Adaptec 2902, 2906: $15 each
PCI bus cards with SCSI-2 connectors include:
Advantsys ABP-15; NCR815XS, BusLogic BA80C30, Adaptec AHA-2940, etc. etc.
Prices start at $20, ask for specifics, let me know what INTERNAL connectors you want.
PCI bus cards with SCSI-3 connectors include:
Symbios Sym8751SPE (four available), Adaptec AHA-2940W, Adaptec AHA 2940UW, etc.
Prices start at $25, ask for specifics, let me know what INTERNAL connectors you want.
ISA SCSI cards are also available. These will start at $10 plus shipping, be specific about features, or brand and model. Cards include Adaptec, Domex DMX3181LE, others. Many have DB-25 connectors.
Apple cards for 'PC': ISA bus card
Tangent PC MacBridge card Asst 227050-00. 8-bit ISA card with DB-9 connector. Probably a LocalTalk or PhoneNet network card. $39 plus shipping. One available.
NuBus and earlier video cards
NuBus video cards
The following are NuBus cards, compatible with Mac II series systemsand many Quadra, Centris, Performa and PowerMac systems which have NuBus slots. All cards have the Apple DB-15 video connector unless noted. Cardsmay not be currently available, ask. We also have some informationon Mac monitors to compare these cards to. Forother video cards, check my video sectionof my Mac parts page. For some Apple name and feature info, look at this info file on video cards..
Features of video: 'Video' is defined by horizontal and vertical frequencies, and by 'resolution'. Also, by the number of available colors. Look these 'video' terms up on the Web for what they mean, if you are not familiar with them. Briefly, higher scan rates for horizontal usually mean more resolution, some LCD and CRT type monitors can't accept some 'frequencies' of horizontal scan rates. 'resolution' means number of pixels per line, or number of horizontal lines per screen image. For example, '640 X 480' means 640 horizontal pixels per line, 480 lines per screen. 'more colors' means more shades of color for each pixel. More memory on the video card provides more colors or more pixels.
For more information about video signals and how monitors 'deal with' them, and so called 'Mac to VGA adapters', read my Web page about monitors and about those adapters.
The following NuBus cards will work with most Apple 14-inch to 17-inch monitors;and with most modern VGA or some LCD monitors with a Mac DB-15 to VGA adapter.We can't warrent YOUR monitor's success. But cards are tested with a VGA-type non-Apple LCD monitor.
Radius Precision Color 8-xj (CLR8) 632-0115. .
Radius accelerated 8-bit Graphics I/F 632-0188-02 rev A4.
Radius Precision Color 8xj or 8xi, 630-0115. *OUT* 8-bit accelerated, ROM 1.31. 256 color,640 X 480 or 1150 X 780. ROM supports 13' or 14' Apple monitors, Radius Precision Color 19in, multifrequency monitors, SVGA monitors. short Nubus card.
Focus Enhancements P/N 10038, thousands of colors 640 X 480.
RasterOps True Color video board, 'color board 364' long NuBus card. RasterOps 2400-002 chip. Bt473KPJ35 and Bt253KPJ chips. Has DB-15, Svideo and RCA jack connectors. May be input board, I do not know. Displays millions of colors at 640 X 480.
Apple High Resolution card, 630-4222, 630-4230. 256 color at 640 X 480.
Apple Mac Display card, 820-0400, prob 256-thousands of colors w/two 68-pin (256K?) VRAM sockets.
*OUT* Apple Mac Display card, 820-0310-05, prob 256-thousands of colors w/two 68-pin (256K?) VRAM sockets.
Apple Mac Display card, 820-0600-A, millions of colors, no VRAM sockets. .
These work with at least Apple 14 and 15-inch monitors:
SuperMac Spectrum/24 card, V1.6, Apple 15-pin connector: 640X480Xmillions.
Apple Macintosh II video card, 820-0198, 640 X 480 16 colors, or 256 colors.
E-Machines, 030-1330-05, dated 1991, millions of colors.
These do not work with the 16, 15 or 14-inch Apple monitors or VGA: thesetypically work with the monitor matching the card name and brand. Ask about price
Radius TPD II-M card, ROM 2.2, probably Radius two-page display
Radius GS/CM board, ROM 2.2,
Apple workstation/Portrait video card, 820-5037, probably for Apple Portrait monitor - OUT?
SuperMac Technology Graphix card, 9-pin & 15-pin connector, ROM 1.5.
Mac II Dual Page card, 9-pin connector, probably Apple Dual Page display
Nutmeg Systems video card, DB-9 connector,
Apple Two-page monochrome video card 820-5040.(Apple 13W3 connector), two cards
Apple Macintosh II Monochrome Video Card, 15-pin connector
Lapis Technologies Mac II Dual Page video card (9 pin DIN-9 connector),
Mac II mono Video card, 15 pin connector, 820-0285A
These are special purpose or high-resolution video cards:
Julian Systems 'Genlock Board' rev B. DB9 and DB15 connectors.
SuperMac Spigot video capture card. Nubus, with RCA jack (like VCR video connector). Apparentlycaptures full-frame but limited resolution video. Quite an achievement on old Macs in the era. I have a few of these.two Web pages with more info are: a little story about the first sales of this card; and fragments of Q&A captured from the old Radius Web site..
truevision brand NuVista+ Video production card. 2MB RAM. Long NuBus card for quality video work. used but I have the box with card, books and diskettes. Also have VGA to BNC cables for those old monitors. Ask for price and details.
SCION VG-5 Video Frame grabber, rev A. NuBus. DB-9 connector. No software. *sold Oct 09* here's a Web link for info from April 2007
Radius Direct Color 16/24 video card 630-0105-B. BT439KC, BT457KPJ110 chips (RAMDAC?). DB-15 connector. Long Nubus card, untested. Two available. Apparently they only support Radius Color or Two-Page monitors at 1152x882 resolution.
rasterops 8/24 XLi board. ROM says 8/24XL V1.3. Rasterops 2400-0026 chipandthree 2400-0004 chips, RAM and sockets for RAM, DB-15 connector.
I've not evaluated these cards by monitor compatibility.
Clearview G5XL
Emachines or E-machines 029-1529-02
Emachines 029-01329-01
Lapis ProColor Server 24, Focus Enhancements p/n 10038
PDS Video cards, DOS Compatibility cards
I have some HPV video cards for the PowerPC 6100/7100/8100 PDS slot asfollows below: these are not NuBus cards. (Note: The 6100 needsa PDS to HPV adapter to support one of these cards.)Check the Web siteI've referenced here for info related to these cards. (Note:the 6100, 7100, and 8100 use a HDI-45 connector for their internalvideo. Check my parts page for an adapterto Apple's DB-15 video connector.)
Apple model 820-0522-A, HPV slot Video display card for the 7100, 8100.Has four empty VRAM sockets for 256K VRAMS. Has 1MB on card already. Showsthousands of colors at 640X480 monitor resolution.With typical Apple DB-15 video connector. $15 each
Apple model 820-0509-A, HPV slot Apple display card. Has 2Mb on board, more colors than 820-0522A card above.Has four empty VRAM sockets for 512K VRAMs. With typical Apple DB-15video connector. $35 each.
256K VRAM for 820-0522-A HPV display cards, 68 pin.
512K VRAM for 820-0509-A cards.
prices are on my Mac Memory Web page.
Apple A/V card 820-0510-A, HPV slot display and SVideo card.used on Apple 'A/V' systems for the 7100, 8100 (and 6100 with HPV slotadapter.) 2MB VRAM on board. This card has the Apple DB-15 connector for video, plus two SVideo connectors. $39 each.
6100/610 PDS NuBus adapter bracket.Service part numbers associated with bracket are 661-1718 922-0768, 661-0049. The bracket works with 610 and 6100 slot-adapter cards. ONe card is 820-0578-A to adapt 6100 HPV slot to DOS Compatibility Card. Can't test, three boards and one bracket available.
Video/svideo/TV cards
I have the TV tuner card for 630 and 6300 type systems, and for6400 and 6500 type systems; and possibly for the earlier 5300, 5400, 5500systems. Check my PowerMac page ormy 68040, Performa, etc. page for those systemswith the card included. Look for 'TV' or 'Svideo' or 'A/V' as a featureof such systems. Nubus or PCI video capture cards will be listedon this Web page, look in those sections; and possibly as part of anA/V system on the Mac system pages mentioned above.
For example, for the 630 or 6300 series of systems,I may have a TV Tuner card, model 820-549-A.And I have the 'Apple Video System' card(820-0567-A) for the 6300 or 630 A/V slot for video input and capture.Similar Apple Video System cards are the S-videoin/out (820-0737-01) and TV Tuner card (820-0549-A).
Also, Apple brand 820-0745-A card with video IN, an RCA connector and S-video connector. also, Apple brand (monitor video) cable and board, with a DB-15 at one end , and a short PC board 820-0656 which fits a small slot on the mobo. Ask about this or similar cards.
I have a Avid Cinema USB video capture device, in the Avid package, for iMac. This is an external device you plug into your USB port. Device withsVideo and composite inputs and USB cable; Svideo cable; composite cable; manual. No Avid CD however. Devicerecognized by USB as Avid Cinema but can't test without software. $29 plus shipping.
I get few requests for TV or SVideo cards. Some of them are with their respective systems.Check my various systems Web pages to find these cards and a price withsystem; or ask me to quote for the cards seperately.
LC slot, comm slot cards
The upper connector with many square holes is the 'LC PDS SLOT' connector as marked in yellow at the left end. Typically cards for this connector mount 'sideways' or horizontal, and are a few inches by several inches long.
The lower connector with a long single slot is the 'COMMUNICATIONS SLOT' connector, as marked in yellow below and leftwards of that connector. Typically cards for this connector mount vertically and are only an inch or so tall by several inches long.
Apple and others offered 'LC slot' cards for the models LC, LC II, and LC III, and a few other Mac systems. On the LC, this slot amounts to the PDS (Processor Dependent Slot) connector. Other Mac PDS items are listed either on this page, or on my Web pages specific to one model of Mac. LC slot cards are typically network or modem cards, sometimes video cards.
There were also 'comm slot' cards for many Macs, which have one 'comm slot 1' or 'comm slot 2' connector. These are single slots on a Mac motherboard where, typically, one would add an Ethernet card or a modem card.
My LC and comm slot network cards are on another page.. A description of LC slot and comm slot Macs by model is on a text page.
Some years ago, I had a LC slot video card, the Spectrum/8 card for the LC PDS slot. Check this Web page for features and software information. I no longer have this card but the information is useful.
Micron Xceed Color Card For Macbook Air
Compact Mac video cards (not NuBus)
I have a number of video adapters for the SE and SE/30 (SE30) by Radiusand other manufacturers. Theseare monochrome (not greyscale, not color) video for specificmonitors like the Radius TPD or FPD. I have similar items for a few othermanufacturers. Most of them have software in ROM and will start up withoutadditional software. They were tested and working when pulled. This is allI know about them, search the Web for more info.IIsi Supermac cards
I have a IIsi dual-slot PDS adapter card. SuperMac 0007527-0001 rev B. Two right-angle PDS connectors on a PDS riser card. See below forcard which uses this. It's probably too big for an SE/30.
I have a IIsi video capture card which needs the above PDS adapter or equivalent. Supermac 0007542-0001 rev B. Has RCA jack input,Phillips SAA7191WP video digitizer chip. No docs, no software. It's probably too big for an SE/30. Ask about price.
Xceed color video card for SE/30 and IIsi. Numbers on the card include 'E86981-15-0 09/93 FCCID F5R0369 PGD-900075'. The card was likely built in Sept 1993. This card fits in the SE/30 PDS slot and includes a DB-15 connector for Apple video monitors. The card produces 256 colors (8-bit) on a 640X480 display, without additional software. But it apparently has options for higher resolutions (800 X 600) but mayneed additional software to do so. Curently we only have a system extension forthis card. We also lack the very valuable but rare CRT adapter, which allowsthis card to use the SE/30 CRT for a grey-scale display. This is not for sale at this time but we'd appreciate references to more software or to that adapter. We have most of the information needed to replicate the adapter if and when time permits. We recognize this card with adapter has been sold recently (2007) for at least $500 US.
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Video cables and adapters
Mac monitors and video cables have moved to my parts Web page.
Mac & VGA video adapters have moved to my parts Web page.
Other cards and adapters: GPIB, audio, MIDI, etc.
SOme NuBus cards may be in my test and instrumentation Web page.
Nubus card, ECRM RIP Rasterops 2400-0026 chip andthree 2400-0004 chips. Two TI 74BCT2420FN chips, one TI 74ACT2440FN.This long NuBus card appears to be for use with phototypesetters or imagesetters. It has its own 68000 16Mhz processor and memory, and a narrow SCSI 50 pin external connector,presumably to a specialized printer. The software associated with it (no warrenty or guarantee or license)appears to be Harlequin RIP, from ECRM. You may or may not need a 'dongle' to operate this card or its software.The card when powered has several blinking LED's in various patterns. A Web search will find someinformation on this card and related products. An additional charge if you want the software,it may be on a hard drive or ZIP disk, and again no warrenty or guarantee or license offered for software.
Nubus card set, Texas Instruments TI Microexplorer. Nubus card with daugherboard of memory.This was a TI product, marketed by Apple in 1988, a 32-bit Lisp machine.*SOLD Nov 2005*
'Apple Video System' for 5300 and 6300 series systems. This isa two-card set with A/V inputs and a TV tuner. We pull these fromvarious Macs; check one of our 6300 series systemsto see if we have such a system. One video sysetm card (820-0567-A)goes in the A/V slot for video input and capture. There is also a card for theexternal video which mounts on the back of the computer. And there isthe TV tuner card (820-549-A) which takes a cable or antenna connection.Working, used, without software: $35 plus shipping.
Mac SE card: GPIB or IEEE-488 controller .This card controls an instrument bus also known as HP-IB. ManyHewett-Packard electronic instruments use this bus. This cardfits into the PDS slot of an SE, and it ran under System 6. I'vepulled what I think are the drivers off that system, but just in caseI will sell you the card AND the SCSI drive (20Mb-40Mb). Priced tomove at $29 plus shipping.
Nubus card: NB-GPIB/TNT IEEE-488 controller from National Instruments.This card controls an instrument bus also known as HP-IB. ManyHewett-Packard electronic instruments use this bus. This card is a'NB-GPIB/TNT' a long Nubus card. The card's model number is'181835-01'. No software or drivers from me, check the Web.Looking for offers. One GPIB extender to get the GPIB connector wellpast the back of the Nubus cage. three cards available as of April 2004
Nubus NB-DIO-96 digital I/O card from National Instruments.Short NuBus card with long data connector on card bracket for external cable.Designed year 1991, Assy 181565-01 rev A2.
Nubus NB-DIO-32F analog &digital I/O card from National Instruments.I have two NB-DIO-32F cards: 180505-01 rev D3, 180505-01 rev D2. Long Nubus card.Here's a photo of one.
For more IEEE-488 devices, check ourodds and ends page.
Strawberry Tree brand Analog Connection M2 or ACM2 NuBus card. (Company bought by IOTech.) May be part of WorkbenchMac package (not included). Copyright on card1987, on lable 1992. 50-pin flatcable connector on outside end of card. Numbers on card: 113-2-6 113-4-6. Mostly small CMOS digital chips, but also AD7545AKN chips. Ifyou have tech info I'm interested, or you can buy the card! Make offer.
Becton-Dickson 'Mac Acquisition card' Long NuBus card. with 68020/16processor on board. has external many-pin connector (3 rows) and internal20-pin socket card connector. card has numbers ASSY 03-20061- Schem 07-20061-10-20061-05. Make offer.
Nubus card by CSI, dual serial ports ROM on card says 'Hustler Rev 3.383Copyright CSI 1996'. Has what looks like two Appletalk/serial ports onback, driven by Zilog ESCC (serial) chip. 68008 processor on card as a localcontroller. No docs, no software, just the card. Tell me what it is and whatit is worth!
Micron Xceed Color Card For Macs
Apple 'Emerald City' PC Drive card, NuBus card to drive external PC floppydrive (DB-37 connector). Apple 630-4161, 820-0213A. We also have an Apple5.25 inch drive! We tested these in May 2012 and they work ('PC File Exchange 7.0' under System 6). What's it worth to you?.
Macintosh SE-bus PC Drive Card from Apple, 820-0241-A. Thisappears to be a card that plugs into the SE PDS socket, and which providessome kind of PC-compatible floppy disk interface. Cable comes out of backof SE with DB-37 connector, presumably the same as used by the old IBM XTfor external floppy drives. No docs, no software, not tested - have fun!Make offer. We also have an Apple 5.25 inch drive with 37-pin connector.
Also: Macintosh II PC drive card for NuBus. , 820-0213-A. Apparentlyoperates a PC compatible floppy disk drive, like the card above. DB-37 connector. Make offer.
For the Mac SE: Mac ADIOS card, possibly an HP-IB or IEEE-488device for the SE. Plugs into the PDS slot, has connector for back of SE.I also have pulled what may be the 'driver', a desk accessory for System6.0.3; and the 40MB hard drive. Let me know what all this is worth to you.
MIDI adapters
Non-Apple brand MIDI devices. Altechand MidiMan.
Midiman brand, MacMan Macintosh MIDI interface. Just the interface module,no cables or 9VDC power supply. Has connectors for Mac serial/printer/modemminiDIN-8 cables, and five-pin DIN MIDI connectors. Sold as is untested.
Apple MIDI interface in box, A9M0103. I have two boxed sets, each contains owner's guide,two DIN-5 MIDI cables Apple 590-0576-A, one Apple mini-DIN8 cable 590-0552-A, interface module A9M0103. (1) one box is clean and cablesstill tie-wrapped, also has packing list and warranty card. (1) one box haddrops of oil, so manual and box have cosmetic damage. Oil cleanedfrom all items.
Other system expansion products
Accelerators, processors, and other upgrades.
If you are looking for G3 type processor upgrades or accelerators, or acceleratorsfor PowerMac systems, including Sonnet and NewerTech, checkour PowerMac G3 accelerator section for those items.Processor upgrade options or accelerators may provide features likecache memory (faster program execution), NuBus expansion,68881 or 68882 FPU's (math coprocessors or coprocessors), processor speedups ornew processors. Most of these cards are specific to one Mac model or series of models.Also, check my network card WEb page, some network adaptersinclude a math coprocessor.
Note: SOme buyers of accelerators report problems of various sorts - crashes,no startup. Your problems may be dueto memory issues. For instance, your currentmemory may be too slow for an accelerator. Before ordering, please considerchecking the RATED speed of your memory. The only way to do that is tophysically look at the CHIPS on your memory SIMMS or DIMMS, and read off thelast few digits of the chip's identifying number. Typically that number willend in the following: 12, 10, 08, 07, 06, 05. THose indicate speeds of120ns (nanoseconds), 100ns, 80ns, etc. Give me that info when you order.This sounds tedious but it may save you time and fuss later.
probably sold, ask - Radius PhotoEngine NuBus card - very unusual!. Card ASSY 632-0213-01. Not a video card but a COPROCESSOR card, with four AT&T 3207F02 DSP processors. Used with Radius software to accelerate Adobe Photoshop on 'slow' NuBus systems. Check Vintage Box as of 2007 to get more info. The PhotoBooster was a 2 DSP version for the PDS slot. Hard to price this one, can't test, no software, but pulled from working system. Probably sold as of 2015 but ask.
Radius RISC Quick Color processor card 630-0035-B. ROM says Quick Color 297-0041-A Long NuBus card with eight 6264 RAM chips on it. Two available. Possibly associated with Radius video card?
Daystar FastCache card, cache memory for IIci. PLugs into cache socket. $25.
I have one Daystar numeric coprocessor card for the LC or LC II, itplugs into the LC's PDS slot. $25. Otherwise, many LC slot cards include a socketfor a 68882 coprocessor. Check my Mac card Web page for LC slot cards.
Daystar Digital Mac II upgrade, plugs into the CPU and FPU sockets. Has 68030/50 CPU and 68882/50 FPU board, also a RAM card. Will be priced at least the value of the socketed CPU and FPU.
Daystar PowerCache card with Mac II adapter. Has 68030/33 CPU and 68882/33 FPU. Adapter plugsinto Mac II CPU and FPU sockets.
Apple accelerators and caches
For PowerMac G3 accelerators, check my G3 and G4 Web page
Apple Power Macintosh Upgrade Card for the 68040 PDS slot. I do not have this card currently.but here's some specifications I've gathered. This card, pulled from a Quadra 700, has a PowerMac 601 40MHz-60MHz processor. Later versions were known as the Daystar PowerPro.Apple's Web site says this card M2843LL/A is compatible with thefollowing 68040 computers:Quadra/Centris 610 (w/ PDS angle adapter); Q 630; Q 700; Q 800; Q 900; Q 950.
The PowerMac card has a PowerPC 601 Processor with 256K level-2 cache,expandable (or may have) 1MB. Speed 50MHz nominally, butit will run at double the clock speed of the host system,from 40Mhz to 60Mhz, under at least System 7.1.2. You use the Power Macintosh Card control panel to turn the card on and off, a usefulfeature when your software may need the '040 and its numericprocessor. I do not have this card currently.
Apple Mac IIci CPU cache card, $10. Provides small speed improvement by addingprocessor RAM cache, just plug in cache slot!
Apple IIe card for LC slot Check the Web for details. This card plugs into the LC slot of various Macs and runs Apple II software. It hasa special connector for a Y-cable to connect to joysticks and Apple II drives. As of May 2012, we do not hve the cable or card available.
CPU chips, processor chips
The following are NuBus cards, compatible with Mac II series systemsand many Quadra, Centris, Performa and PowerMac systems which have NuBus slots. All cards have the Apple DB-15 video connector unless noted. Cardsmay not be currently available, ask. We also have some informationon Mac monitors to compare these cards to. Forother video cards, check my video sectionof my Mac parts page. For some Apple name and feature info, look at this info file on video cards..
Features of video: 'Video' is defined by horizontal and vertical frequencies, and by 'resolution'. Also, by the number of available colors. Look these 'video' terms up on the Web for what they mean, if you are not familiar with them. Briefly, higher scan rates for horizontal usually mean more resolution, some LCD and CRT type monitors can't accept some 'frequencies' of horizontal scan rates. 'resolution' means number of pixels per line, or number of horizontal lines per screen image. For example, '640 X 480' means 640 horizontal pixels per line, 480 lines per screen. 'more colors' means more shades of color for each pixel. More memory on the video card provides more colors or more pixels.
For more information about video signals and how monitors 'deal with' them, and so called 'Mac to VGA adapters', read my Web page about monitors and about those adapters.
The following NuBus cards will work with most Apple 14-inch to 17-inch monitors;and with most modern VGA or some LCD monitors with a Mac DB-15 to VGA adapter.We can't warrent YOUR monitor's success. But cards are tested with a VGA-type non-Apple LCD monitor.
Radius Precision Color 8-xj (CLR8) 632-0115. .
Radius accelerated 8-bit Graphics I/F 632-0188-02 rev A4.
Radius Precision Color 8xj or 8xi, 630-0115. *OUT* 8-bit accelerated, ROM 1.31. 256 color,640 X 480 or 1150 X 780. ROM supports 13' or 14' Apple monitors, Radius Precision Color 19in, multifrequency monitors, SVGA monitors. short Nubus card.
Focus Enhancements P/N 10038, thousands of colors 640 X 480.
RasterOps True Color video board, 'color board 364' long NuBus card. RasterOps 2400-002 chip. Bt473KPJ35 and Bt253KPJ chips. Has DB-15, Svideo and RCA jack connectors. May be input board, I do not know. Displays millions of colors at 640 X 480.
Apple High Resolution card, 630-4222, 630-4230. 256 color at 640 X 480.
Apple Mac Display card, 820-0400, prob 256-thousands of colors w/two 68-pin (256K?) VRAM sockets.
*OUT* Apple Mac Display card, 820-0310-05, prob 256-thousands of colors w/two 68-pin (256K?) VRAM sockets.
Apple Mac Display card, 820-0600-A, millions of colors, no VRAM sockets. .
These work with at least Apple 14 and 15-inch monitors:
SuperMac Spectrum/24 card, V1.6, Apple 15-pin connector: 640X480Xmillions.
Apple Macintosh II video card, 820-0198, 640 X 480 16 colors, or 256 colors.
E-Machines, 030-1330-05, dated 1991, millions of colors.
These do not work with the 16, 15 or 14-inch Apple monitors or VGA: thesetypically work with the monitor matching the card name and brand. Ask about price
Radius TPD II-M card, ROM 2.2, probably Radius two-page display
Radius GS/CM board, ROM 2.2,
Apple workstation/Portrait video card, 820-5037, probably for Apple Portrait monitor - OUT?
SuperMac Technology Graphix card, 9-pin & 15-pin connector, ROM 1.5.
Mac II Dual Page card, 9-pin connector, probably Apple Dual Page display
Nutmeg Systems video card, DB-9 connector,
Apple Two-page monochrome video card 820-5040.(Apple 13W3 connector), two cards
Apple Macintosh II Monochrome Video Card, 15-pin connector
Lapis Technologies Mac II Dual Page video card (9 pin DIN-9 connector),
Mac II mono Video card, 15 pin connector, 820-0285A
These are special purpose or high-resolution video cards:
Julian Systems 'Genlock Board' rev B. DB9 and DB15 connectors.
SuperMac Spigot video capture card. Nubus, with RCA jack (like VCR video connector). Apparentlycaptures full-frame but limited resolution video. Quite an achievement on old Macs in the era. I have a few of these.two Web pages with more info are: a little story about the first sales of this card; and fragments of Q&A captured from the old Radius Web site..
truevision brand NuVista+ Video production card. 2MB RAM. Long NuBus card for quality video work. used but I have the box with card, books and diskettes. Also have VGA to BNC cables for those old monitors. Ask for price and details.
SCION VG-5 Video Frame grabber, rev A. NuBus. DB-9 connector. No software. *sold Oct 09* here's a Web link for info from April 2007
Radius Direct Color 16/24 video card 630-0105-B. BT439KC, BT457KPJ110 chips (RAMDAC?). DB-15 connector. Long Nubus card, untested. Two available. Apparently they only support Radius Color or Two-Page monitors at 1152x882 resolution.
rasterops 8/24 XLi board. ROM says 8/24XL V1.3. Rasterops 2400-0026 chipandthree 2400-0004 chips, RAM and sockets for RAM, DB-15 connector.
I've not evaluated these cards by monitor compatibility.
Clearview G5XL
Emachines or E-machines 029-1529-02
Emachines 029-01329-01
Lapis ProColor Server 24, Focus Enhancements p/n 10038
PDS Video cards, DOS Compatibility cards
I have some HPV video cards for the PowerPC 6100/7100/8100 PDS slot asfollows below: these are not NuBus cards. (Note: The 6100 needsa PDS to HPV adapter to support one of these cards.)Check the Web siteI've referenced here for info related to these cards. (Note:the 6100, 7100, and 8100 use a HDI-45 connector for their internalvideo. Check my parts page for an adapterto Apple's DB-15 video connector.)
Apple model 820-0522-A, HPV slot Video display card for the 7100, 8100.Has four empty VRAM sockets for 256K VRAMS. Has 1MB on card already. Showsthousands of colors at 640X480 monitor resolution.With typical Apple DB-15 video connector. $15 each
Apple model 820-0509-A, HPV slot Apple display card. Has 2Mb on board, more colors than 820-0522A card above.Has four empty VRAM sockets for 512K VRAMs. With typical Apple DB-15video connector. $35 each.
256K VRAM for 820-0522-A HPV display cards, 68 pin.
512K VRAM for 820-0509-A cards.
prices are on my Mac Memory Web page.
Apple A/V card 820-0510-A, HPV slot display and SVideo card.used on Apple 'A/V' systems for the 7100, 8100 (and 6100 with HPV slotadapter.) 2MB VRAM on board. This card has the Apple DB-15 connector for video, plus two SVideo connectors. $39 each.
6100/610 PDS NuBus adapter bracket.Service part numbers associated with bracket are 661-1718 922-0768, 661-0049. The bracket works with 610 and 6100 slot-adapter cards. ONe card is 820-0578-A to adapt 6100 HPV slot to DOS Compatibility Card. Can't test, three boards and one bracket available.
Video/svideo/TV cards
I have the TV tuner card for 630 and 6300 type systems, and for6400 and 6500 type systems; and possibly for the earlier 5300, 5400, 5500systems. Check my PowerMac page ormy 68040, Performa, etc. page for those systemswith the card included. Look for 'TV' or 'Svideo' or 'A/V' as a featureof such systems. Nubus or PCI video capture cards will be listedon this Web page, look in those sections; and possibly as part of anA/V system on the Mac system pages mentioned above.
For example, for the 630 or 6300 series of systems,I may have a TV Tuner card, model 820-549-A.And I have the 'Apple Video System' card(820-0567-A) for the 6300 or 630 A/V slot for video input and capture.Similar Apple Video System cards are the S-videoin/out (820-0737-01) and TV Tuner card (820-0549-A).
Also, Apple brand 820-0745-A card with video IN, an RCA connector and S-video connector. also, Apple brand (monitor video) cable and board, with a DB-15 at one end , and a short PC board 820-0656 which fits a small slot on the mobo. Ask about this or similar cards.
I have a Avid Cinema USB video capture device, in the Avid package, for iMac. This is an external device you plug into your USB port. Device withsVideo and composite inputs and USB cable; Svideo cable; composite cable; manual. No Avid CD however. Devicerecognized by USB as Avid Cinema but can't test without software. $29 plus shipping.
I get few requests for TV or SVideo cards. Some of them are with their respective systems.Check my various systems Web pages to find these cards and a price withsystem; or ask me to quote for the cards seperately.
LC slot, comm slot cards
The upper connector with many square holes is the 'LC PDS SLOT' connector as marked in yellow at the left end. Typically cards for this connector mount 'sideways' or horizontal, and are a few inches by several inches long.
The lower connector with a long single slot is the 'COMMUNICATIONS SLOT' connector, as marked in yellow below and leftwards of that connector. Typically cards for this connector mount vertically and are only an inch or so tall by several inches long.
Apple and others offered 'LC slot' cards for the models LC, LC II, and LC III, and a few other Mac systems. On the LC, this slot amounts to the PDS (Processor Dependent Slot) connector. Other Mac PDS items are listed either on this page, or on my Web pages specific to one model of Mac. LC slot cards are typically network or modem cards, sometimes video cards.
There were also 'comm slot' cards for many Macs, which have one 'comm slot 1' or 'comm slot 2' connector. These are single slots on a Mac motherboard where, typically, one would add an Ethernet card or a modem card.
My LC and comm slot network cards are on another page.. A description of LC slot and comm slot Macs by model is on a text page.
Some years ago, I had a LC slot video card, the Spectrum/8 card for the LC PDS slot. Check this Web page for features and software information. I no longer have this card but the information is useful.
Micron Xceed Color Card For Macbook Air
Compact Mac video cards (not NuBus)
I have a number of video adapters for the SE and SE/30 (SE30) by Radiusand other manufacturers. Theseare monochrome (not greyscale, not color) video for specificmonitors like the Radius TPD or FPD. I have similar items for a few othermanufacturers. Most of them have software in ROM and will start up withoutadditional software. They were tested and working when pulled. This is allI know about them, search the Web for more info.IIsi Supermac cards
I have a IIsi dual-slot PDS adapter card. SuperMac 0007527-0001 rev B. Two right-angle PDS connectors on a PDS riser card. See below forcard which uses this. It's probably too big for an SE/30.
I have a IIsi video capture card which needs the above PDS adapter or equivalent. Supermac 0007542-0001 rev B. Has RCA jack input,Phillips SAA7191WP video digitizer chip. No docs, no software. It's probably too big for an SE/30. Ask about price.
Xceed color video card for SE/30 and IIsi. Numbers on the card include 'E86981-15-0 09/93 FCCID F5R0369 PGD-900075'. The card was likely built in Sept 1993. This card fits in the SE/30 PDS slot and includes a DB-15 connector for Apple video monitors. The card produces 256 colors (8-bit) on a 640X480 display, without additional software. But it apparently has options for higher resolutions (800 X 600) but mayneed additional software to do so. Curently we only have a system extension forthis card. We also lack the very valuable but rare CRT adapter, which allowsthis card to use the SE/30 CRT for a grey-scale display. This is not for sale at this time but we'd appreciate references to more software or to that adapter. We have most of the information needed to replicate the adapter if and when time permits. We recognize this card with adapter has been sold recently (2007) for at least $500 US.
When ordering, please follow this link forordering information, terms and conditions, and info aboutorders outside the USA.
Video cables and adapters
Mac monitors and video cables have moved to my parts Web page.
Mac & VGA video adapters have moved to my parts Web page.
Other cards and adapters: GPIB, audio, MIDI, etc.
SOme NuBus cards may be in my test and instrumentation Web page.
Nubus card, ECRM RIP Rasterops 2400-0026 chip andthree 2400-0004 chips. Two TI 74BCT2420FN chips, one TI 74ACT2440FN.This long NuBus card appears to be for use with phototypesetters or imagesetters. It has its own 68000 16Mhz processor and memory, and a narrow SCSI 50 pin external connector,presumably to a specialized printer. The software associated with it (no warrenty or guarantee or license)appears to be Harlequin RIP, from ECRM. You may or may not need a 'dongle' to operate this card or its software.The card when powered has several blinking LED's in various patterns. A Web search will find someinformation on this card and related products. An additional charge if you want the software,it may be on a hard drive or ZIP disk, and again no warrenty or guarantee or license offered for software.
Nubus card set, Texas Instruments TI Microexplorer. Nubus card with daugherboard of memory.This was a TI product, marketed by Apple in 1988, a 32-bit Lisp machine.*SOLD Nov 2005*
'Apple Video System' for 5300 and 6300 series systems. This isa two-card set with A/V inputs and a TV tuner. We pull these fromvarious Macs; check one of our 6300 series systemsto see if we have such a system. One video sysetm card (820-0567-A)goes in the A/V slot for video input and capture. There is also a card for theexternal video which mounts on the back of the computer. And there isthe TV tuner card (820-549-A) which takes a cable or antenna connection.Working, used, without software: $35 plus shipping.
Mac SE card: GPIB or IEEE-488 controller .This card controls an instrument bus also known as HP-IB. ManyHewett-Packard electronic instruments use this bus. This cardfits into the PDS slot of an SE, and it ran under System 6. I'vepulled what I think are the drivers off that system, but just in caseI will sell you the card AND the SCSI drive (20Mb-40Mb). Priced tomove at $29 plus shipping.
Nubus card: NB-GPIB/TNT IEEE-488 controller from National Instruments.This card controls an instrument bus also known as HP-IB. ManyHewett-Packard electronic instruments use this bus. This card is a'NB-GPIB/TNT' a long Nubus card. The card's model number is'181835-01'. No software or drivers from me, check the Web.Looking for offers. One GPIB extender to get the GPIB connector wellpast the back of the Nubus cage. three cards available as of April 2004
Nubus NB-DIO-96 digital I/O card from National Instruments.Short NuBus card with long data connector on card bracket for external cable.Designed year 1991, Assy 181565-01 rev A2.
Nubus NB-DIO-32F analog &digital I/O card from National Instruments.I have two NB-DIO-32F cards: 180505-01 rev D3, 180505-01 rev D2. Long Nubus card.Here's a photo of one.
For more IEEE-488 devices, check ourodds and ends page.
Strawberry Tree brand Analog Connection M2 or ACM2 NuBus card. (Company bought by IOTech.) May be part of WorkbenchMac package (not included). Copyright on card1987, on lable 1992. 50-pin flatcable connector on outside end of card. Numbers on card: 113-2-6 113-4-6. Mostly small CMOS digital chips, but also AD7545AKN chips. Ifyou have tech info I'm interested, or you can buy the card! Make offer.
Becton-Dickson 'Mac Acquisition card' Long NuBus card. with 68020/16processor on board. has external many-pin connector (3 rows) and internal20-pin socket card connector. card has numbers ASSY 03-20061- Schem 07-20061-10-20061-05. Make offer.
Nubus card by CSI, dual serial ports ROM on card says 'Hustler Rev 3.383Copyright CSI 1996'. Has what looks like two Appletalk/serial ports onback, driven by Zilog ESCC (serial) chip. 68008 processor on card as a localcontroller. No docs, no software, just the card. Tell me what it is and whatit is worth!
Micron Xceed Color Card For Macs
Apple 'Emerald City' PC Drive card, NuBus card to drive external PC floppydrive (DB-37 connector). Apple 630-4161, 820-0213A. We also have an Apple5.25 inch drive! We tested these in May 2012 and they work ('PC File Exchange 7.0' under System 6). What's it worth to you?.
Macintosh SE-bus PC Drive Card from Apple, 820-0241-A. Thisappears to be a card that plugs into the SE PDS socket, and which providessome kind of PC-compatible floppy disk interface. Cable comes out of backof SE with DB-37 connector, presumably the same as used by the old IBM XTfor external floppy drives. No docs, no software, not tested - have fun!Make offer. We also have an Apple 5.25 inch drive with 37-pin connector.
Also: Macintosh II PC drive card for NuBus. , 820-0213-A. Apparentlyoperates a PC compatible floppy disk drive, like the card above. DB-37 connector. Make offer.
For the Mac SE: Mac ADIOS card, possibly an HP-IB or IEEE-488device for the SE. Plugs into the PDS slot, has connector for back of SE.I also have pulled what may be the 'driver', a desk accessory for System6.0.3; and the 40MB hard drive. Let me know what all this is worth to you.
MIDI adapters
Non-Apple brand MIDI devices. Altechand MidiMan.
Midiman brand, MacMan Macintosh MIDI interface. Just the interface module,no cables or 9VDC power supply. Has connectors for Mac serial/printer/modemminiDIN-8 cables, and five-pin DIN MIDI connectors. Sold as is untested.
Apple MIDI interface in box, A9M0103. I have two boxed sets, each contains owner's guide,two DIN-5 MIDI cables Apple 590-0576-A, one Apple mini-DIN8 cable 590-0552-A, interface module A9M0103. (1) one box is clean and cablesstill tie-wrapped, also has packing list and warranty card. (1) one box haddrops of oil, so manual and box have cosmetic damage. Oil cleanedfrom all items.
Other system expansion products
Accelerators, processors, and other upgrades.
If you are looking for G3 type processor upgrades or accelerators, or acceleratorsfor PowerMac systems, including Sonnet and NewerTech, checkour PowerMac G3 accelerator section for those items.Processor upgrade options or accelerators may provide features likecache memory (faster program execution), NuBus expansion,68881 or 68882 FPU's (math coprocessors or coprocessors), processor speedups ornew processors. Most of these cards are specific to one Mac model or series of models.Also, check my network card WEb page, some network adaptersinclude a math coprocessor.
Note: SOme buyers of accelerators report problems of various sorts - crashes,no startup. Your problems may be dueto memory issues. For instance, your currentmemory may be too slow for an accelerator. Before ordering, please considerchecking the RATED speed of your memory. The only way to do that is tophysically look at the CHIPS on your memory SIMMS or DIMMS, and read off thelast few digits of the chip's identifying number. Typically that number willend in the following: 12, 10, 08, 07, 06, 05. THose indicate speeds of120ns (nanoseconds), 100ns, 80ns, etc. Give me that info when you order.This sounds tedious but it may save you time and fuss later.
probably sold, ask - Radius PhotoEngine NuBus card - very unusual!. Card ASSY 632-0213-01. Not a video card but a COPROCESSOR card, with four AT&T 3207F02 DSP processors. Used with Radius software to accelerate Adobe Photoshop on 'slow' NuBus systems. Check Vintage Box as of 2007 to get more info. The PhotoBooster was a 2 DSP version for the PDS slot. Hard to price this one, can't test, no software, but pulled from working system. Probably sold as of 2015 but ask.
Radius RISC Quick Color processor card 630-0035-B. ROM says Quick Color 297-0041-A Long NuBus card with eight 6264 RAM chips on it. Two available. Possibly associated with Radius video card?
Daystar FastCache card, cache memory for IIci. PLugs into cache socket. $25.
I have one Daystar numeric coprocessor card for the LC or LC II, itplugs into the LC's PDS slot. $25. Otherwise, many LC slot cards include a socketfor a 68882 coprocessor. Check my Mac card Web page for LC slot cards.
Daystar Digital Mac II upgrade, plugs into the CPU and FPU sockets. Has 68030/50 CPU and 68882/50 FPU board, also a RAM card. Will be priced at least the value of the socketed CPU and FPU.
Daystar PowerCache card with Mac II adapter. Has 68030/33 CPU and 68882/33 FPU. Adapter plugsinto Mac II CPU and FPU sockets.
Apple accelerators and caches
For PowerMac G3 accelerators, check my G3 and G4 Web page
Apple Power Macintosh Upgrade Card for the 68040 PDS slot. I do not have this card currently.but here's some specifications I've gathered. This card, pulled from a Quadra 700, has a PowerMac 601 40MHz-60MHz processor. Later versions were known as the Daystar PowerPro.Apple's Web site says this card M2843LL/A is compatible with thefollowing 68040 computers:Quadra/Centris 610 (w/ PDS angle adapter); Q 630; Q 700; Q 800; Q 900; Q 950.
The PowerMac card has a PowerPC 601 Processor with 256K level-2 cache,expandable (or may have) 1MB. Speed 50MHz nominally, butit will run at double the clock speed of the host system,from 40Mhz to 60Mhz, under at least System 7.1.2. You use the Power Macintosh Card control panel to turn the card on and off, a usefulfeature when your software may need the '040 and its numericprocessor. I do not have this card currently.
Apple Mac IIci CPU cache card, $10. Provides small speed improvement by addingprocessor RAM cache, just plug in cache slot!
Apple IIe card for LC slot Check the Web for details. This card plugs into the LC slot of various Macs and runs Apple II software. It hasa special connector for a Y-cable to connect to joysticks and Apple II drives. As of May 2012, we do not hve the cable or card available.
CPU chips, processor chips
In the last several years, most requests to me for CPU chips are for faster processors to upgrade 68040 systems. If you want a faster CPU card for a PowerMac, check either my G3 accelerators or look at the PowerMac page for faster Apple CPU cards.
I have some 68040's as removed from systems or old-stock - not 'imports'. These aren't recent purchases that may have been remarked. Generally I test a 68040 before sale (not always at rated speed). 'LC' means the processor does not include the math coprocessor ; those aren't usually requested. Prices below do not include shipping packing handling, I'll add to pack with care. Also check my Web pages for chips on accelerators & specific Mac motherboards.
Prices as of aug 2020 (which may change) are:
68LC040/25: ask
68040/25: $35 each
68LC040/33: ask
68040/33: OUT each
68LC040/40: ask
68040/40: $59 each
68030 processors: ask for specific speeds. Look at my older Mac pages for motherboards with the desired chips. I may be able to buy through other dealers, ask me.
68881, 68882 coprocessors: ask for specifics, but look at the systems which normallyinclude these. Prices depend on speed, package.
The 68882 coprocessors for many of the 68030 systems used a PLCC package (square, pins wrapped around the edge) for the chip, and the chip is inserted in a socket. Most times the socket is in a network card, so check our network card page for the network card appropriate to your system. Some Macs used the PGA package like the package photographed above for the 68040. Be specific about the package and speed required.
SCSI accelerators
If you want to improve hard drive performance, one way is to install Apple's SCSI upgrades. Apple had an upgrade for its 'servers' which was a SCSI-2 PCI card and various SCSI-2 hard drives. These provided faster drive access and used more advanced drives than their SCSI-1 on-board controller and SCSI-1 drives of the era. Take a look at the controllers and drives on this Web page for details and prices.
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