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Chipping the LC Series
Many Mac models can be "chipped" to run at a higher speed. These pages provide information on the maximum reliable speed. This may vary from one machine to the next. Chipping is not authorized by Apple. Any modifications you perform on your Mac may damage it and will void any warranty. Modifications are done at your own risk. Be sure to visit Marc Schrier's Clock Chipping Home Page, the definitive resource on chipping the Mac. LCIII (Performa 450)This modification will run an LC III or Performa 450 at 33 MHz. This will make it identical to an LC III+ and Performa 460. Before you perform the modification, you will need one of the following or the machine will not boot once it has been clock chipped:
The modification:
A few notes:
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