Nah, I'd have to cut holes in the PSU and move the drive cables out of the way to make it work - maybe.
Problem is this, the PS is rectangular, so it has 6 sides. One side has the A/C input, another side has the fan, another side has the drive cables, another side has the motherboard connector. The only way to get it to physically fit, is if the fan faces the wall of the enclosure, which would cause overheating to the PS. If I cut a hole in the case for the fan. then the mobo overheats.
Other ways of positioning include the A/C inputs down or to the side, which therefore are also blocked.
The only way to get it so that the fan faces the mobo and the A/C face the back makes the top of the case stick vertically upwards by about 2-3 inches, so it won't close.
If I take the PSU apart and cut holes/reroute some of the plugs, it might work. Either that, or as someone already mentioned, replacing the PSU with a PC PSU.
BTW: I've found a place that still sells memory and VRAM for this machine, and it's fairly inexpensive: http://www.memoryx.net/quadra840av.html
Problem is this, the PS is rectangular, so it has 6 sides. One side has the A/C input, another side has the fan, another side has the drive cables, another side has the motherboard connector. The only way to get it to physically fit, is if the fan faces the wall of the enclosure, which would cause overheating to the PS. If I cut a hole in the case for the fan. then the mobo overheats.
Other ways of positioning include the A/C inputs down or to the side, which therefore are also blocked.
The only way to get it so that the fan faces the mobo and the A/C face the back makes the top of the case stick vertically upwards by about 2-3 inches, so it won't close.
If I take the PSU apart and cut holes/reroute some of the plugs, it might work. Either that, or as someone already mentioned, replacing the PSU with a PC PSU.
BTW: I've found a place that still sells memory and VRAM for this machine, and it's fairly inexpensive: http://www.memoryx.net/quadra840av.html