Macintosh IIci - wiki
CPU
68030 @ 25.00MHz
68882 @ 25.00MHz
System bus @ 25.00MHz; 32-bit
32k SRAM cache optional but commonly installed from the factory; larger caches and CPU upgrades available
Memory
none onboard; 128MB max
2 banks of 4 x 30-pin SIMMs; 80ns or faster
System performance can be increased ~20% by installing 4 x 256k SIMMs in Bank A and using RAM Muncher or Disk Cache to occupy the remainder of the first megabyte not used by the video frame buffer, reducing access time for operating RAM in Bank B which is not used for video. In this case 65MB is the maximum memory configuration.
Will operate in 24-bit and 32-bit addressing modes.
Machine ID: 11
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Reset & Interrupt
Discrete front panel buttons only.
Video
benchmarks
Speedometer 4.01 compared to Quadra 605 | Apple Personal Diagnostics compared to IIci
Onboard; Caches
17MB RAM, first 1MB designated disk cache
640 x 480
One bit - 0.457 | 2.03x (0k cache) 0.547 | 2.55x (32k cache) 0.567 | 2.69x (64k cache) 0.574 | 2.66x (128k cache)
Two bit - 0.454 | 1.94x (0k cache) 0.536 | 2.40x (32k cache) 0.554 | 2.51x (64k cache) 0.563 | 2.55x (128k cache)
Four bit - 0.472 | 1.64x (0k cache) 0.546 | 1.91x (32k cache) 0.564 | 2.00x (64k cache) 0.584 | 2.08x (128k cache)
Eight bit - 0.362 | 1.14x (0k cache) 0.473 | 1.29x (32k cache) 0.484 | 1.34x (64k cache) 0.503 | 1.38x (128k cache)
Sixteen bit - hardware does not support
Twenty-four bit - hardware does not support
Onboard; Accelerators
17MB RAM, first 1MB designated disk cache
640 x 480
One bit - 0.956 | 4.15x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 1.059 | 4.75x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Two bit - 0.900 | 3.75x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 1.016 | 4.07x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Four bit - 0.837 | 2.87x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 0.983 | 3.20x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Eight bit - 0.613 | 1.72x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 0.746 | 1.86x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Sixteen bit - hardware does not support
Twenty-four bit - hardware does not support
Cache & Accelerator Performance Data
32k Cache module is Apple's OEM; 64k is DayStar FastCache IIci; 128k is Micron XCEED IIci-128; DayStar 50 is p33 PowerCache; MicroMac DiiMO 50 is 1996 030 Accelerator. SD Card is Kingston 16GB Canvas Select.
Micron 128k module would disable itself when either DayStar's Power Central or PowerDemo is launched. I have a distant memory of Power Central once displaying '128KB Direct Map Cache' but it now displays "No Card Installed." Every other cache size is detected correctly in Power Central.
CPU
68030 @ 25.00MHz
68882 @ 25.00MHz
System bus @ 25.00MHz; 32-bit
32k SRAM cache optional but commonly installed from the factory; larger caches and CPU upgrades available
Memory
none onboard; 128MB max
2 banks of 4 x 30-pin SIMMs; 80ns or faster
System performance can be increased ~20% by installing 4 x 256k SIMMs in Bank A and using RAM Muncher or Disk Cache to occupy the remainder of the first megabyte not used by the video frame buffer, reducing access time for operating RAM in Bank B which is not used for video. In this case 65MB is the maximum memory configuration.
Will operate in 24-bit and 32-bit addressing modes.
Machine ID: 11
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- When operating with a 1996 MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz 030 card, Macintosh Display Card 24AC, sibling Radius PrecesionColor Pro 24X & RasterOps PaintBoard Turbo XL only work in NuBus slot E (closest to Cache slot.) These video cards operate normally in all slots when using the Daystar P33 50MHz PowerCache. Most other video cards work normally.
- These cards operate normally alongside the DiiMO 030 in the IIvx, except the Futura II LX, which is not stable outside slot ...
- E-Machines Futura II LX appears unstable with the driver loaded. This could be a defect of the particular card I have.
Reset & Interrupt
Discrete front panel buttons only.
Video
benchmarks
Speedometer 4.01 compared to Quadra 605 | Apple Personal Diagnostics compared to IIci
Onboard; Caches
17MB RAM, first 1MB designated disk cache
640 x 480
One bit - 0.457 | 2.03x (0k cache) 0.547 | 2.55x (32k cache) 0.567 | 2.69x (64k cache) 0.574 | 2.66x (128k cache)
Two bit - 0.454 | 1.94x (0k cache) 0.536 | 2.40x (32k cache) 0.554 | 2.51x (64k cache) 0.563 | 2.55x (128k cache)
Four bit - 0.472 | 1.64x (0k cache) 0.546 | 1.91x (32k cache) 0.564 | 2.00x (64k cache) 0.584 | 2.08x (128k cache)
Eight bit - 0.362 | 1.14x (0k cache) 0.473 | 1.29x (32k cache) 0.484 | 1.34x (64k cache) 0.503 | 1.38x (128k cache)
Sixteen bit - hardware does not support
Twenty-four bit - hardware does not support
Onboard; Accelerators
17MB RAM, first 1MB designated disk cache
640 x 480
One bit - 0.956 | 4.15x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 1.059 | 4.75x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Two bit - 0.900 | 3.75x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 1.016 | 4.07x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Four bit - 0.837 | 2.87x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 0.983 | 3.20x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Eight bit - 0.613 | 1.72x (DayStar P33 50MHz) 0.746 | 1.86x (MicroMac DiiMO 50MHz)
Sixteen bit - hardware does not support
Twenty-four bit - hardware does not support
Cache & Accelerator Performance Data
32k Cache module is Apple's OEM; 64k is DayStar FastCache IIci; 128k is Micron XCEED IIci-128; DayStar 50 is p33 PowerCache; MicroMac DiiMO 50 is 1996 030 Accelerator. SD Card is Kingston 16GB Canvas Select.
Micron 128k module would disable itself when either DayStar's Power Central or PowerDemo is launched. I have a distant memory of Power Central once displaying '128KB Direct Map Cache' but it now displays "No Card Installed." Every other cache size is detected correctly in Power Central.
Main logic board - 820-0242-A
IIci Cache Card - 820-0351-A
