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IBM 60G0732 60G0732 - IBM 6611 MCA Micro Channel Adapter
- IBM Micro Channel Adapter (MCA)
- Model: 6611
- Designed for IBM compatible systems
- Enhances system I/O capabilities
- Specific function depends on the adapter type (e.g., network, storage, graphics)
- Legacy technology for older IBM systems
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Product Overview
The IBM 60G0732 is a 6611 MCA (Micro Channel Adapter). This adapter is designed to interface with IBM's Micro Channel architecture, likely for enhancing system capabilities or connectivity in compatible IBM computer systems.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Adapter Card |
| Interface | Micro Channel Architecture (MCA) |
| Vendor | IBM |
Additional Specifications
| Model | 6611 |
| SKU | 60G0732 |
Product Description
The IBM 60G0732, also identified as the IBM 6611 MCA, is a type of adapter card designed specifically for IBM's proprietary Micro Channel Architecture (MCA). MCA was a bus architecture introduced by IBM in 1987 with the PS/2 line of computers, intended to replace the older ISA bus. Adapters like the 60G0732 would plug into the MCA slots on the motherboard of compatible IBM systems to provide additional functionality or enhance existing capabilities. The specific function of the 6611 MCA adapter is not detailed by the SKU alone, as IBM produced various MCA cards for different purposes. These could include network interface cards (NICs), SCSI controllers for storage devices, graphics adapters, or other specialized I/O expansion cards. The '6611' designation would typically correspond to a particular product family or model within IBM's adapter offerings for the MCA bus. As a Micro Channel Adapter, the IBM 60G0732 is representative of legacy computer hardware. Systems utilizing MCA were prevalent in the late 1980s and early 1990s. While no longer current technology, these adapters were crucial for expanding the capabilities of IBM's professional workstations and servers of that era, allowing them to connect to networks, utilize advanced storage, or improve graphical performance.
