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There is a reason your LCIII runs at 33MHz. There was a later revision of the LCIII known as the LCIII+ that came in the newer-style 475 case and ran at 33MHz instead of 25MHz. The "+" was never stated on the case itself, but I'm willing to bet you have an LCIII+. Does it look more like an LCII or an LC475?
And yes, the 68000 is still quite capable, be it in an old Macintosh, a Texas Instruments TI-89, or some other device.
There is a reason your LCIII runs at 33MHz. There was a later revision of the LCIII known as the LCIII+ that came in the newer-style 475 case and ran at 33MHz instead of 25MHz. The "+" was never stated on the case itself, but I'm willing to bet you have an LCIII+. Does it look more like an LCII or an LC475?
And yes, the 68000 is still quite capable, be it in an old Macintosh, a Texas Instruments TI-89, or some other device.