Daystar made a couple of revisions of the Turbo040.
The early Turbo040 had a bunch of PLDs on the main card (GAL16's and such) and it had a connector on the back (long, 2 pin wide, black connector) for an optional L2 Cache. The L2 cache was a daughter board.
Later, the Turbo040 was revised so that all the PLDs were moved into a single, large ASIC (big square chip) and the cache was moved from the daughter board to the main board and soldered down. So, on the later Turbo040 the cache is included.
The early Turbo040 had a bunch of PLDs on the main card (GAL16's and such) and it had a connector on the back (long, 2 pin wide, black connector) for an optional L2 Cache. The L2 cache was a daughter board.
Later, the Turbo040 was revised so that all the PLDs were moved into a single, large ASIC (big square chip) and the cache was moved from the daughter board to the main board and soldered down. So, on the later Turbo040 the cache is included.