>The level of amigatard retardation http://www.ebay.co.u

>>3794710
It's not really an accelerator board, it has an actual standard CPU upgrade, not a powerPC stepping-in processor.

>>3794710
I remember when I bought an Indivision scan doubler/flicker fixer.
They call it something else now but I resold it in Australia on ebay for 300% markup.

Second best ebay auction I had was about 300 Atari ST floppies.
95% were cracked games compilations
The rest were Demo disks from magazines.
Sold the lot to an Ausfag for $377.

>>3794814
The point isn't the price, it's fairly normal for those to go around 500€, but look at it

>generic image
>seller made account just a few days ago
>-1 seller review

>>3794762
any CPU expansion that uses the edge connector and not the CPU socket is an accelerator and not just a "upgrade" it even has it's own fastram

>>3794840
kek

>>3794840
Even if it's a scam, you're so well protected on eBay as a buyer, especially if you're using PayPal. As a new seller they won't be able to access the payment for weeks unless they use tracked shipping and the buyer leaves positive feedback.

>>3794840
The horror!

>>3795127
True. It was easy for them to scam in the olden days but that's no longer the case now.

>>3794710
What the fuck is this shit and why would anyone pay 400 bucks for it?

>>3795176
It's a UGAT. Underage Google Aptitude Tester.

>>3794710
Welcome to the world of any old computer peripheral card that's even remotely rare.

see: most Amiga, Apple II, 8-bit ISA cards, 3Dfx, Gravis Ultrasound, Adlib, anything computer related made by Roland or Yamaha

>>3796236
>Be a child in the 80s-90s
>Looks in awe to all these awesome PC games and how the kick the balls of the consoles.
>Our PC is an absolute Dump, we couldnt afford video cards or good sound because ''da school. da homework, da grades, da home usage practicality, DA PRICE!"
>the best pc we had from 1994 to 2000 or so was a Pentium I 166mhz, it was a miracle we were able to play Quake 2!
>From 2000 to now we started to have access to PCs more of 'the age' emulation was in its apogee so it didnt hurt that much.
>Now: as an adult, with a job and income, want to play classic games, want to find and have access to that awe inspiring technology from yesteryear.
>ITS JUST AS EXPENSIVE AND IMPOSSSIBLE TO FIND NOW AS IT WAS BEFORE...

why god, WHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????

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>>3796275
fun fact: I just pulled a Pentium 1 166 out of a e-waste dumpster at my uni last week

>>3796236
>remotely rare
What the fuck are you talking about, Blizzard accelerators are rare as fuck.

>>3794710
>$900 in 1995
>$435 in 2017
>retardation
lel

>>3796236
Welcome to the world of neo /v/. Where every assmad baby bitches about ebay prices and is too new and retarded to know the difference between a common PC sound card and a genuinely rare piece of hardware.