Blizzard PPC 060@66MHz/PPC@330MHz 128MB RAM turbo board Amiga 1200 A1200 phase5 For Sale

Blizzard PPC 060@66MHz/PPC@330MHz 128MB RAM turbo board Amiga 1200 A1200 phase5
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Blizzard PPC 060@66MHz/PPC@330MHz 128MB RAM turbo board Amiga 1200 A1200 phase5 :
$1031.98

As in title, Blizzard PPC rev0 by phase5 without SCSI for saleSpecification of the item:1) Blizzard PPC card by phase52) Installed 300MHz PPC CPU working at 330MHz (slight overclocking)3) Installed MC68060RC50 rev6 @66MHz MotorolaCPU working at 66MHzwith socketed oscillator, so 060 can be clocked at 66MHz and down4) New battery5) 66MHz and 50MHz oscillator if your BVision card don\'t like overclocking6) Original instruction manual7) 128MB of RAM.
Card is tested and 100% functional.Very good visual condition as well. No homebrew mods.You need good power supply and good cooling. Tower case of the Blizzard PPC card Bvision PPC, Amiga A1200, mouse and monitor all shown on video are NOT included.
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