High-Performance 68030 CPU Accelerator for Color Classic and LC II
 
Unlock the full potential of your Color Classic (first model) or LC II with this great cost balanced 68030 CPU accelerator!
Key Features:
Blazing 32MHz Performance: Experience smoother operations and faster performance.
Plug & Play Simplicity: No drivers, extensions, or control panels needed. Just install and go!
Efficient, Reliable Hardware:
Powered by a low-power-consumption MC68030 CPU, originally used in PowerBooks. Ideal for vintage power supplies.
100% NOS (New Old Stock) CPUs ensure top-notch quality with zero reported defects.
High-grade Kyocera capacitors and NOS Motorola clock drivers used for enhanced durability.
Only the GAL chip is refurbished, ensuring maximum authenticity.
Optional FPU: Add an MC68882 coprocessor to boost mathematical computation performance.
Premium Craftsmanship: Assembled with care in Tokyo, Japan.
 
Optional Upgrades for the Ultimate Setup
Transform your Color Classic with three exciting options, all crafted with a striking purple PCB.
 
Option 1: FPU Coprocessor (MC68882FN33A)
Pre-installed and tested for guaranteed compatibility.
/Price: $13
*Since the MC68882 is refurbished in China, it may have been reprinted. However, it is fully tested in Japan to ensure that there are no problems with heat generation or functionality before shipping.
 
Option 2: 4MB RAM SIMM Cards (2 pcs, 8MB Total)
Includes two 4MB memory cards made with our SMC 4MB RAM DIY kit PCB.
/Price: $20
*Want a DIY challenge? Build them yourself!
 
Option 3: 256KB VRAM SIMM Card
Redesigned for Color Classic with full support for Thousands of Colors.
Made with precision and thoroughly tested with the CC-Booster33 and Color Classic.
/Price: $18 (per card)
 
Why Choose This Accelerator?
Perfectly redesigned router with no errors and a great design.
Trusted quality components: NOS parts from Motorola and Kyocera.
Proven performance: Fully tested on real hardware.
Easy installation: Simply plug into the PDS socket of your Color Classic logic board.

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Considerations for the Color Classic Analog Board:
In the Color Classic, the analog board generates power for the logic board, hard drive, and other connected devices. However, the voltage settings of the semi-fixed trimmer potentiometer at "PP7" may be set at the bare minimum, sometimes failing to supply a full 5V (or 12V).If this is the case, even a slight increase in power consumption—such as adding expansion cards to the logic board or connecting additional hard drive devices—can prevent the system from booting properly, sometimes resulting in no startup chime.The semi-fixed trimmer potentiometer at PP7 can be adjusted clockwise to increase the voltage. When measuring the 5V output, an ideal setting is considered to be just under 5.25V, which is approximately 5% above the nominal value.
Also, due to the structure of the semi-fixed trimmer pot of the PP7, the voltage can become unstable if the contact becomes poor. In that case, the fixed trimmer pot itself needs to be cleaned or replaced.
Adjustments are made at your own risk and you should be aware of the risk of electric shock.
PP7 is located at the boundary between the CRT and the analog board, near the 5600uF electrolytic capacitor on the left side when viewed from behind.