FOUND: CSMKIII

[Tahoe]

The problem with these MK3 and PPC boards is that there are no BGA 68060 sockets, they simply do not exist.
Phase 5 (and DCE) made their own by taking a regular sockets and sawing (and grinding) the pins off. This works, obviously but the connections aren't as strong as real BGA's using balls of lead. Because the 68060 gets quite hot (68040 even more) these pins tend to work loose.

[Kin-Hell]

Here Alex:

Linky Poo

A direct link with an Email Contact at the bottom of the page.

countzero wrote:
What about the 68.5Mhz ? Does the SCSI work at that speed ? any flakiness ?

No. The SCSI & RAM use the Middle Crystal on the Card & that is Stock @ 50Mhz, but runs @ 25Mhz afaik

@ Tahoe

If you click linky Poo above, there is no sawing off here. Just a re-constructed socket from row after row of single strip 2.54mm Socket Pins! :-)

*edit* Dunno how the double post happened?? :-?