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Old G-4 to Dual G-4 — #9

Quote: "Yes, the single processor G4's can be upgraded to duals. Powerlogix, XLR8, and a couple other upgrade vendors have already announced Dual G4 upgrades. They will be …
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Old G-4 to Dual G-4 — #10

Okay, Trout, you were partly right in that they are targetting PCI Macs and ZIF-based Macs first, but the press release from Powerlogix states "Future PowerForce Dual models will s…
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Old G-4 to Dual G-4 — #11

You got be kidding, the announcement was made at MWSF january 5th 2000. Last sentence of the pressrelease: Orders are being accepted for shipment in February at a suggested retai…
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Old G-4 to Dual G-4 — #12

Anyone know where i could get the DualG4 Daughtercard/Heatsink/Gigabit ethernet-chip? where to buy parts for new Mac comps? Can it be tricked out of Apple? any info...
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noisy old i-mac — #1

Is it possible to modify the case of the old i-mac to allow for ventilation, thereby enabling one to get rid of that noisy fan (as with the new i-macs, if I'm not mistaken)??
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noisy old i-mac — #2

Sure, take a drill and put holes all over the top and sides of the case..... Seriously though, I don't think so. Does anybody know if the guts of the new iMacs are arranged differ…
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noisy old i-mac — #3

I am not sure exactly how but i know that the new "guts" of the iMacs are arranged quite differently to allow more efficient cooling without a fan than the originals. As for punchi…
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noisy old i-mac — #4

Hey Markhers! BLOODY MURDER! BLOODY MURDER! LOOK AT THESE "HOOOORRRRIIIBBBLLLLEEEEEE" people! They're POSTING MESSAGES WITH CRIMINAL INTENT! They WANT to RUIN and CORRUPT thes…
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noisy old i-mac — #5

Actually, I have a shirt that says "Harvard sucks, but Princeton swallows".
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noisy old i-mac — #6

Apple went with new "short neck" CRT displays in the fanless models. I believe they use less energy, allowed the iMac logic board to be pushed further back in the case, and, coupl…
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Audio out plug — #1

Just wondering: is there any way to make the Mac continue to play through the speakers even with something in the audio out-plug? Software or hardware, anything goes. (What I real…
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Audio out plug — #4

I don't really have any helpful advice, but I am also interested in a solution to this problem. I would like to put some satellite speakers in my bedroom but still be able to liste…
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exchange dvd for cdrw in slotloading — #1

Hello, I am curious. Is there any cd-rw or cd-r which can replace the atapi matshita cd-dvd-rom drive in an iMac slotloading machine. Or must I cut the Imac case? I also wouldn't…
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exchange dvd for cdrw in slotloading — #2

Don't know about replacing the dvd drive, but there are people out there who just bought really long IDE/power extension cables and ran the ribbon out the side of their case (using…
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exchange dvd for cdrw in slotloading — #3

This may not be helpful to you yet, but Toshiba has recently released a CDRW/DVD-ROM combo drive. Unfortunately, it's PC-only and not slot-loading. However, according to their we…
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exchange dvd for cdrw in slotloading — #4

Hi, I knew of the existance of the cd-rw/dvd combo of toshiba. Appearantly Steve must have contacted toshiba to tell them about my idea I posted on the apple imac support pages, a…
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exchange dvd for cdrw in slotloading — #7

Ok, so these Toshiba drives do in fact work on Macs? The thing is I can understand them working with the IDE/ATA interface on macs, its just the fact you'd need drivers to run the …
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Upgrading Performa 575 to PPC — #1

We have an old Performa 575 laying around (33 MHz, 36 MB RAM, 250 MB HD, etc.) and were wondering if there was a way to upgrade it to a 601 or 603 PPC AND upgrade the HD to somewhe…
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Upgrading Performa 575 to PPC — #2

I haven't heard of any specific ones for this series of computer but there maybe some around somewhere. The thing is I don't think it would be very cost effective. Even around seco…
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Upgrading Performa 575 to PPC — #3

I did find some prices for an upgrade and it was outrageous!! $500 some odd dollars to take me to a 603 75 MHz! I think a rev B would be a much better choice. Thanks.
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