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Re: Motorola 68882 FPU
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Originally Posted by sanddrag
Would anyone happen to know where I can buy a Motorola 68882 FPU? Thanks.
Sanddrag, I have a deal for you.

This co-processor was used in old Macintoshes. They were used (or optional) in all the old Macintosh II line, except the first model which used the 68881 FPU. It was also used in some of the Quadra line.

It was also used by Daystar Digital on upgrade cards for Mac IIci's (and similar models). I just happen to have a new (still sealed) card with a socketed chip on it. I won't pull the chip, but I'll send the board if you want to pull it yourself. FREE.

Chip ID:
MC68882RC33A
ICI2R
QE82904

I believe the "33" is the Mhz rating.

If you're interested PM me, and I'll send it out USPS.
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