Sorry about that, forget the cinema display, all that excitement made me forget about that DVI connection and stuff... Flipper

I'm sorry, I can't afford the cube! Looks like I might switch to console games full time unless some of this stuff works out soon. All of this new mac stuff is soo cool but too har…

Become an Apple Student developer for $99 and pick up your new Cube for $1400, 15" Cinema for $799. Oh and of course you get all those nifty ADC mailings and OSX developer releases…

Quote: Originally posted by Ca$h68: No. That wouldnt work. That built in monitor port is part of the mobo, and it uses ATI Rage graphics. That will only MIRROR stuff.…

yeah. You can. That isnt the problem. The mezz is the tricky part. That part has been done before. Ca$h

Oh, ok... Doug

I have a revision A iMac, it only supports 128 MB of RAM, is there a way for it to recognise more than 128 megs? Maybe a more powerful processor?

I'm typing this on a rev. A with 160 MB of physical RAM (32 + 128). The current limitation on RAM for a rev. A is 384 MB. You can achieve this by using a standard 256 MB module i…

Hi, I own the Rev.A iMac as well. It does support more than 128MB RAM, which I installed 2 128MB 144-pin RAM in it two months ago. It works great now for 256MB RAM without any …

My parents have a Rev A and I want to add a 128 chip for them. Is the 32MB chip that is already in it, in the upper or lower slot? I've seen both upper and lower slot 128MB chips…

It's in the lower slot, but you can of course put it in the upper slot as well.