Worth it? Yes. I own one. And if it needs a recap, chances are it will, it's only 3 caps. One small one and 2 large ones.
The Mac IIfx is known as the Bull Moose Mac, and is one of the most powerful Mac made to date of the time and up to the Quadra 950 in terms of speed and expandability. Yes, there were faster Macs between the IIfx and the 950, like the Q700, but you only have 2 expansion slots compared to 6 on the IIfx.
Just look at the basics:
'030 40MHz CPU with matching FPU.
6 NuBus Expansion Slots.
200Watt(?) PSU.
Clean 32Bit ROMs.
It is a wickedly fast machine. And I own a Q950, and I can tell you that it is fast.
Now, is it worth $350? What condition is it in? What system it has? How much RAM? What Software is on it? How is the case itself? I would say that $300 is for just a base machine - working with a minimum of 8megs of RAM, with one 1 floppy drive and a 1gb hard drive. System 7.1 should be the minimum system on it though it can run System 6.
The Mac IIfx is known as the Bull Moose Mac, and is one of the most powerful Mac made to date of the time and up to the Quadra 950 in terms of speed and expandability. Yes, there were faster Macs between the IIfx and the 950, like the Q700, but you only have 2 expansion slots compared to 6 on the IIfx.
Just look at the basics:
'030 40MHz CPU with matching FPU.
6 NuBus Expansion Slots.
200Watt(?) PSU.
Clean 32Bit ROMs.
It is a wickedly fast machine. And I own a Q950, and I can tell you that it is fast.
Now, is it worth $350? What condition is it in? What system it has? How much RAM? What Software is on it? How is the case itself? I would say that $300 is for just a base machine - working with a minimum of 8megs of RAM, with one 1 floppy drive and a 1gb hard drive. System 7.1 should be the minimum system on it though it can run System 6.