------------------------------------------------------------------------ I know there is the iProRaidTV for $99.00 at http://Formac.com and the Voodoo 2 from http://iMacAttack.com…

Some time ago I mentioned my scratched iMac monitor. Appears that replacing it costs $430. That's almost the price of a second hand 17" inch Studio Display. What should I do? Find …

Why not buy one of the iMac rack-mount kits, then get that studio display? Peace

They're not as nice as the G3 cases, and they don't boast extra space for my HD.

I am looking to add an internal hard drive inside of a DuoDock. I have a bracket to hold the hard drive, and the internal SCSI connector is a stand 50-pin ribbon, but Apple used a…

I just sold my duo-dock 2 yesterday.... a day earlier I could have told you. I had the special cable, I had an internal HD in the dock. I got the cable for $5 cdn, at a used Mac …

yea, Red Tag rocks If they only carried Newton stuff they'd be the only place I'd spend my money

OK, I know this is pretty pedestrian for youse guys, but I figgered this wouldn't take more than a microblip for one of you scientists to explain to me; and that is: What would I …

You need 2 graphics cards for a dual-monitor setup. G4 towers come with one graphics card in a 2x AGP slot. Adding a second graphics card in one of the PCI slots and using that car…

just drop another video card into a free pci slot, install the drivers, and hook up the 2nd monitor. when you reboot, go into the monitors control panel. from there, you can set wh…

formac actually makes a card called the proformance 4 that will drive two monitors for one card. such a card is called a "dual head" graphics card. this is actually a very good gra…

I'm assuming you want to show two different images on the two monitors. If you only want the monitors to "mirror" each other, a $5 VGA splitter at any surplus store will work, as l…

BTW - please don't post to more than one forum. Very bad form.

First generation iMacs have 66MHz buses. Second generation iMacs have 100MHz buses (that's 50% faster). At least in iMacs, what does this exactly mean? Is this the speed at which…

fifty percentum? huh? new math?

Yeah, 100 is 50% higher than 66. Where am I wrong?

even the admin double posts! ^_^ To my understanding, general bus speed is the speed which your CPU talks to the RAM. the PCI and AGP slots have their own bus running at their own…

33 + 33 + 33 = 99 33 + 33 = 66 gee i dunno, looks like 100 is approx. 33 percentum more than 66... double-post? me? never! [This message has been edited by wlonh (edited 07-2…

50% more means this: x'=1.5x (1.5, since it's 50% more than 100%). Therefore: x'=1.5*66 and x'=100 Don't worry, most people don't understand this anyway.

33+33=66 33+33+(1/2)*(33+33)=99 thus the 50% increase. The calculation is done from the 66Mhz Mobo point of view, not the 100Mhz one btw, just out of curiosity, if a post is delet…

ok i am just plain stupid. explain to me again how 100MHz is 50 percentum more than 66MHz now if you mean it is 50% faster... well... good lord, i pay no attention to such trivi…

If I may: 33/66 = 1/2 so 33/66 = 50/100 so 100 is about 50% MORE than 66, since it is 34 more than 66. BUT, 66 is about 33% LESS than 100. It depends on your viewing angle... I we…

I am not sure of this, but the product of bus width (in bytes per cycle) and the frequency (in Hz) should be equal to the bandwidth. So: 64 bit bus = 8 byte bus 8 byte * 66MHz = …

yes, it is 66.66 mhz. And the 100mhz buses are actually 99.99mhz. But who cares!? The real question is, can we change the bus speed in our 1st gen iMacs. Ca$h

actually, in theory, it's 66.666.....repeat indefinitely, while 100Mhz buses should be exactly 100Mhz. Don't ask me why they use 100/3 multiples 'cuz I have no clue... and you can…