Im still going through that load of old stuff i got a couple of weeks ago and a ran across these. I know the one on top is from an apple and under that heatsink is a pentium ceramic processor. The one on the bottom appears to be new. Im just wondering what they are and if there is any resell value to these.
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well if you knew what type of apple they cam out of you would have all the info you need. I hope it wasnt an apple lisa that got parted out.
I hope it does go to a lisa! and it works!Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
The bottom one looks like a really old SCSI controller card. I think that is an LSI card. The top one looks like the board a processor would be on in a higher end server. The Mac card cant be that old because it is PCI.
one of the first things you look at on a card is its end connectors, you're not showing them on either
Sorry. here ya go. Apple on the left.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bear
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I found more info on your apple card, maybe this will be enough to go off of. Its not worth a fortune but maybe a small fortune like $40 on ebay.
apple part # 820-0930
Apple Computer Dos Compatibility Card 820 0930 A Software etc from 1997 RARE | eBay
Ive spent about 10 hours over this past month identifying and pricing rare boards for my store. I have a few pci cards in the $200+ range listed right now.
Looks like an old video card and printer port card.
Thanks! Id be happy getting $20 for it. Yall think the other card should just go in my scrap pile?Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
Now that i knew what kind of number i was looking for. Here is the exact card.
Vintage Apple PCI 2X DB15 Video Card 820 0729 B BCGM4092 | eBay
The other is a 50 pin SCSI board
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