Solder-Side

This is my favourite videocard, from my favourite videocard manufactor. I'm using this card in my 6500/250 under OS 9.1 and 10.1, works perfectly and gives images of outstanding quality.

This card also has a VRAM add-on card wich gives the card a total of 8mb VRAM (without VRAM-add on it is 4mb or 6mb, depening on the model), the 'Millenium II' is also know as 'Mistral'.

Apple UTP network card for in the Comm. Slot of 5400/5500/6400/6500 models, I use this card instead of an 10/100Mbps PCI based card becose all my PCI slots are in use. 10Mbps is not so bad, I don't need internet or NetBoot on this machine...

An IxMicro Twin Turbo 128+ PCI videocard, which has, if I'm correct, 8mb video-RAM. This card can be found in 9500/9600 series and in Storm clones. I have this card in my 7200/90 to 'speed-up' the graphics a bit delivered by Yellow Dog Linux 4.0.1 which runs on this Mac, the green IBM chip on the videocard really fits nice with the green IBM chip's on the 7200-motherboard...

Here's the solder side of the QuadraLink. Not much to see.
[i]Note: the diagonal lines under the solder points are shadows. I couldn't figure out what that was, cuz it wasn't there when I looked at the card; this shot was taken with a ceiling light almost directly above.

What's on the back of PowerExpress Manhattan.

18 months ago I decided to paint one of my spare SE's purple. After have seen the SE/30 CD hack on this site I realised that I could do this too ! So here it is ! And it's a fine job I did...