24 Oct
2000
24 Oct
'00
2:34 a.m.
Good day,
Yes, the 68040 is a drop-in replacement for the 68LC040. There is
information out there about how to overclock that CPU as well. It is
rumored that the Canadian 605s ran at 33/66MHz. AFAIK, the 68LC040 in your
Quadra 605 actually runs at 50MHz internally, but on a 25MHz external bus.
Sorry to hear about the abused PowerBook.. :|
Bill Layer
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--- Bill Layer <b.layer(a)vikingelectronics.com>
wrote:
Because "Richard Erlacher" <richard(a)idcomm.com> had asked :)
Here is my off-the-cuff list of Old Macs To Look
Out For:
SE/30
Why? Any Quadra,
with the possible exception of the Quadra 605 (aka LC475) with
it's lack of FPU
I have a 605. It cost me $5 at Dayton. I use it to dump my QuickTake 150
camera and convert the images to TIFF. Can I just drop a full 25Mhz '040
in it and rise above its limitations?