um... zoom waaay in on the pic, its a paralell drive

Hard drives: IBM SCSI HD Seagate Hawk 2 GB x2 Seagate Hawk 2.1 GB or you can buy a cheaper large 68 pin HD (which are much easier to find cheap than native 50-pin hard drives) …

OK, could someone point me to a SCSI zip drive then? i still have a zip100 disk or two...

It looks like a full-height drive. I believe your LC will accept only half-height drives. Also, it's a micropolis, which means it's (a) old, ( B) probably very noisy, and © probab…

I meant "is this a *reliable* drive, or unreliable like the prodrives?"

But I'm trying to determine the exact origins of the drive mechanism used in my HyperDrive Mac Click to expand... I'm sorry, but I fail to see what you want. You have a drive w…

It has a 50 pin connector, so I don't see why not.

so would this one be good? http://cgi.ebay.com/Micropolis-2112-SCSI-HD-1GB-HH-3-5-SCSI2-50-pin_W0QQitemZ120464219207QQcmdZViewItemQQptZPCC_Drives_Storage_Internal?hash=item1c0c3a1…

Search for "SCSI hard drive" Anything with a 50 pin connector will work.

My LC III's harddrive is waaay too small, so could anyone point me to an ebay auction for a compatible scsi hard drive? i can't seem to get any results.

Which CPU card do you have plugged in. And yes, the ROM is soldered down. Hmmm. If you have a voltmeter, I would measure the 3.3V wires from the power supply (you can plug the pr…

Which CPU card do you have plugged in. And yes, the ROM is soldered down. Hmmm. If you have a voltmeter, I would measure the 3.3V wires from the power supply (you can plug the p…

Well I upgraded my 7200 to a 7300 by upgrading the logic board, not realizing that they used different power supplies. So I got a 7300 power supply. Then I realized I needed VRAM. …

For those bidding on this Mac - it isn't a Hyperdrive. I asked the seller for a close-up of the front and it's actually the Macintosh badge from the back of the machine.

As both trag and Charlieman have written, reset the MLB. Not a desultory random poke at the CUDA. The CUDA is the last thing to touch before putting the metal cover back on, with …

Your drive isn't a MiniScribe or Microscience or NEC or Tandon or Rodime. They all differed in one way or another from your photos. Click to expand... Indeed. But I'm trying t…

I second Byrd - it looks identical to both of my 166 Mhz modules. Also, if you take a closer look, it has "APPLE COMPUTER INC" silkscreened next to the 603e, so its an Apple part..…

Lethargic and cacheless! Instructions for the downclock are at the link in the first post. Upgrading a 133 to 166 is a straight swap. So have at them comrades! I don't need one…

I bought the last of the G5s, a dual core with 7800GT and 2.5 GB of RAM when it was brand new. It was a great machine, but with the switch to Intel suddenly $500-1000 worth of PC …

Hey Bunsen, I think you're on the money with it being the stock Apple 166Mhz 603e CPU (180Mhz part downclocked) from a 1400/166 - as evidenced by the link below (bottom of page): …

Motorola 603 processor XPC603PRX180RE on IC-China's ebay store. Has three. US $5.95 BIN and flat $6 shipping. Possibilities: 166MHz module from a 1400 (which were downclocked 1…

I think the doctor truly is still "out" on this subject. Click to expand... According to your Flickr page, your drive has a MMI label with model MM 112 on it. Seems to me proof…

Great to see you getting back to your Duo mauling^C^C^C^C improving ways jt. Would it perhaps be more relevant to compare the unimplemented pads to the implemented VRAM in the DDII…

It sounds like you're not even getting a bong. Which is what leads me to CPU card seating problems. Click to expand... Yes, I had been getting the chime, but now I'm not. I'l…

Speed is of coarse the driving factor for most using the Mac Pro. I think the loss of PPC support will eventually get a lot of people to move on once Apple stops releasing securit…