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Date Posted: 02:18:25 01/05/02 Sat
Author: Stuart Bell
Subject: Re: 575 L2 cache cards - the Revised Version!
In reply to: Stuart Bell 's message, "575 L2 cache cards - the Revised Version!" on 02:14:17 01/05/02 Sat

Scott's followup reads:

Here is the link...*sigh*

http://www.micromac.com/products/quadra_cache_cards.html

At the time I tested the Diimo 040 card (sigh), which was very short lived
(I can almost remember the technician's name that sent me the card) at
micromac, they had made two versions---one was the above cache card, the
other had the processor, and they called it a Diimo. Now, I know---there's
only a Diimo 030 on their page now...but the kit either had the processor or
didn't.

Anyway, the above link is the information about the cache card, and I think
you want the 475 card. It may be necessary for you to look at a 475 or
Quadra 610, note the way the processor is mounted in them, and look at your
575 itself, then call micromac, ask them which way the processor adapter
faces from the chip on each motherboard, and discover whether either of
their solutions would fit on your machine, or whether you'd be retrofitting
as I outlined in the previous e-mail. Again, this is more footwork on your
part, but it will get the job done.

Sorry I screwed up the name of the company before. IF you'll note some of
the product names, you might be more forgiving. After getting your e-mail,
I did a mad search of the internet looking for something close to
QuadDoubler Level 2 cache, and came up with a site that finally tweaked my
memory---

http://www.everymac.com/upgrade_cards/by_processor/68040.html

[End of Message]

Stuart

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Replies:

575 L2 cache cards - the Revised Version! -- jack honeycutt, 03:36:22 01/05/02 Sat
- Re: 575 L2 cache cards - the Revised Version! -- Stuart Bell, 03:54:23 01/05/02 Sat
  - MicroMac CACHE cards -- jack honeycutt, 07:25:28 01/05/02 Sat
    - Re: MicroMac CACHE cards -- Stuart Bell, 08:23:16 01/05/02 Sat
      - Re: MicroMac CACHE cards -- jack honeycutt, 17:29:22 01/05/02 Sat
        Re: MicroMac CACHE cards -- Stuart Bell, 07:02:47 01/06/02 Sun