Tag: overclocking
4 matching upgrades
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| Status | Product | What it does | Compatibility | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AvailableChecked Jul 27, 2026 | Mac Classic II 68882 FPU Card Familyby Infinity Products and Jurassic Computing | Adds an optional Motorola 68882 floating-point coprocessor to the Macintosh Classic II. Human review found the Infinity Products page orderable on 2026-07-24. Jurassic Computing showed a $35 Tindie purchase path with selectable FPU options on 2026-07-27; a 5 V oscillator is not included, and economy mail from France to the United States was suspended. Check the exact seller option for a fitted 68882. |
| Mac Classic II FPU Card product and setup pageJurassic Computing assembled FPU card |
| PreorderChecked Jul 24, 2026 | ReActiveMicro TransWarp GSby ReActiveMicro, based on Applied Engineering TransWarp GS | Recreates and modernizes the TransWarp GS accelerator for ROM 01 and ROM 03 Apple IIgs systems. The current page described a presale and warned that IC shortages could delay delivery on 2026-07-24. ReActiveMicro reports ROM 01 and ROM 03 testing; it does not claim ROM 00 support. Faster oscillators increase stability and cooling demands. |
| TransWarp GS presale page32 KB high-speed cache |
| AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026 | SMC 512 KB VRAM SIMMby Infinity Products | 512 KB 68-pin Macintosh VRAM module sold in a premium 60 ns design and a limited early four-chip design. The premium 60 ns module and the final red clearance modules were listed on 2026-07-24. The purple early-production modules were sold out with no planned rerun. Modules are sold individually; systems with two sockets require two purchases. |
| Premium 60 ns moduleEarly four-chip module |
| AvailableChecked Jul 24, 2026 | Spicy O'Clockby Infinity Products | Provides finely adjustable clock generation for selected 68040 Macintosh logic boards using an XC88916-family clock driver. The current product page listed the module without an out-of-stock marker on 2026-07-24. Installation, measurement, cooling, stability testing, and any resulting hardware damage remain the user's responsibility. |
| Spicy O'Clock product and compatibility page |