PC Compatible Card. It allows you to run Dos on an older machine (under OS 8.5) and takes a DIMM slow specifically for the P1. Most likely a Pentium 166. It's the 7" version. I have the 12" version but nothing to connect it to. Anyways, You *MUST* use the same ram that goes in the machine (not like PC-66/100/133) as normal PC ram won't work. Google PC Compatibility card for mac.
Anyways, the Mach 64 was the video chip, the SiS is the sound chip
The white thing is a connector for systems that have internal ports for it (like the AIO machines).
The thing does NOT work with Beige G3s, nor does it work with any G4s. Sorry.
Like I said, google that, and you will get he PC Card tools for it, and the drivers.
It's good for machines like the 7200 or even a 9600 (better bet!)
max it out with 32MB (sometimes 64, it depends on the revision) and get that sucker running!!.
BTW, i couldn't tell by the pictures accurately, what is the length of the card? that will help me tell the CPU speed, i actually think the 7" topped at 90Mhz, and the 12" was the 166.
did you get any cables with it?
Oh, and to answer your question, no, it won't work w/ the G4
Anyways, the Mach 64 was the video chip, the SiS is the sound chip
The white thing is a connector for systems that have internal ports for it (like the AIO machines).
The thing does NOT work with Beige G3s, nor does it work with any G4s. Sorry.
Like I said, google that, and you will get he PC Card tools for it, and the drivers.
It's good for machines like the 7200 or even a 9600 (better bet!)
max it out with 32MB (sometimes 64, it depends on the revision) and get that sucker running!!.
BTW, i couldn't tell by the pictures accurately, what is the length of the card? that will help me tell the CPU speed, i actually think the 7" topped at 90Mhz, and the 12" was the 166.
did you get any cables with it?
Oh, and to answer your question, no, it won't work w/ the G4