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1 total messages Started by Liberty For ALL! Wed, 21 May 2003 02:26
FA: Apple Processor PowerPC 604/132 MHz CLOCK CHIPABLE Card!!!!!!
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Author: Liberty For ALL!
Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 02:26
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Apple Processor Card, fastPowerPC 604/132 MHz CLOCK CHIPABLE! for 
PowerMac PCI Computers - Even run Mac OS X on it!!

This is a tested & certified Apple CPU card, works perfectly.

NO RESERVE PRICE!!!


This PowerPC 604 processor card will give your system a boost and and 
speed your daily computations, video, audio, etc. The PowerPC 604 is 
about 50% faster than the PowerPC 601 chips!

Finally, a way to acquire the advanced capabilities of the newer, more 
powerful computer models without buying a newer, more powerful computer! 
The Power Macintosh 604 Processor Upgrade gives your older-model 
computer a performance boost, delivering a dramatic increase in the 
power and speed you have come to expect from Power Macintosh. The 
upgrade card also allows you to retain your investment in existing hard 
disk drives and RAM. So keep pace with the times: Get a 604 upgrade 
card. It's an easy-to-install, economical way to give existing systems a 
new lease on life -- and to give yourself a new competitive edge!!


Works in the following computers -- GIVE NEW SPEED!:

*	Apple Computers 7300, 7500, 7600, 8500, 8600, 9500, 9600
*	Apple Workgroup Server 7350 and 8550


May also work in the following computers:

*	UMAX S900, J700 series
*	Power Computing - PowerTower Pro, Power Wave
*	Daystar Genesis


System requirements:

*	Mac OS 7.6 --Mac OS 9.x Recommended (no special drivers actually needed)
*	Can work with Mac OS X 10.1.x with XPostFacto and L2CacheConfig -- I 
have tested this on a PowerMac 7600 with this card, and it worked 
wonderfully!!!
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