eBay: BlizzardPPC & Bvision 68060@66Mhz, 603e@175Mhz, SCSI, 256MB Ram.

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- 68060 (true 60Mhz chip) clocked at 66Mhz
- socketed 68060 chip (comes with heatsink)
- 68k crystal is socketed
- Fast SCSI-2 controller
- Better SCSI cable. Designed with internal devices in mind (not the regular Phase 5 one)
- 603e clocked at 175Mhz
- Bvision GFX card with heatsink over Permedia 2 chip.
- BVision video cable and mounting screws included.

Items are in excellent condition and 100% working. No reserve. Worldwide shipping. Starts at only $9.95USD. For more info, click on the link below:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5121211605

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Hi guys. Well, JaX has got a point there. After getting scammed by Binder I've made quite a few BPPC purchases, in my continuing effort to find a ppc card which was of the same specs, or as close as possible as the one from Binder's deal.

Anyway, now that I've finally found a BPPC 060/240Mhz with SCSI, I'm selling the other ones on eBay.

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@Cyberus:

My BPPC 060/240/SCSI has problems with these simms, only. All the other BPPCs (including the one auctioned) work fine with the HP 128MB simms.

The ONLY problem with these simms in my experience is when they work in PPC mode, with the 240Mhz 603e CPU @ 60Mhz busclock (system crashes within 10-15 minutes, or less).

That's it.

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Well, there's other 128MB simms floating around. :-) It's just that they are not as common as these HP ones. I'll have 256MB eventually on it, don't you worry about it. ;-)

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:bump:

Less than 11 hrs to go. :-)

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