phase5 Cyberstorm PPC best CPU\'s config for Amiga A3000 A4000 A3000T A4000T For Sale

phase5 Cyberstorm PPC best CPU\'s config for Amiga A3000 A4000 A3000T A4000T
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phase5 Cyberstorm PPC best CPU\'s config for Amiga A3000 A4000 A3000T A4000T:
$2020.72

Hi,
For sale phase Cyberstorm PPPC for Amiga A3000, A3000T, A4000, A4000T
CSPPC card with following upgrades and accessories:1) MC68060RC050 Motorola overclocked to 60MHz2) 604e@400MHz slightly overclocked to 420MHz3) 128MB RAM installed4) New fan on PPC CPU5) phase5 box (serial numbers on card and box does not match) with manual6) 64GB SCSI HDD, only freeware content installed7) SCSI cable with two active terminators at the ends8) Two plastic supports.
The card is in very good visual conditions, working 100% fine. Pulled from aworking system and tested several hours for copying data last weeks.
CyberVision PPC shown on pictures and video is not the part of the deal.This card is for sale on another thread.If you win both cards, I will combine shipping. from would recommend to recap A4000 mobo and PSU plus soldering Super Buster directly to PCB - just standard actions that should be done to ensure stable work of the whole system.Don\'t forget to have good ventilation too.And of course please make sure to put clock jumpers on A4000 mobo into EXT positions.
Any other questions please ask.Starting from 1£, !
Dispatch between Christmas and New Year.
Any other hardware visible on videosis NOT part of the deal.


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