You need to be more careful. I have been in and out of a 8500 so many times (same with an Q800/840AV) I can get to RAM in a minute if that.If I took a sledgehammer to a 8500 it wou…

Perhaps this has been mentioned before, but I didn't see it in a quick scan. You will find a wealth of information about upgrade possibilities at http://colourclassicfaq.com/ Ther…

I would love to get a couple Token Ring Nubus cards some day.. I could connect them to the ring with the Shiva gear I have. Yeah, fire up a TSO session over the Token Ring to our …

Except that is a MAJOR hack, requiring significant modification surgery not for the faint of heart. Click to expand... And performing an unsupported hack on a Colour Classic bo…

VideoGamer24385, When you say, 'there is just glue', what exactly do you mean? Also, do any of the caps appear bulged out or leaking? If so, then I would advise replacing all th…

I cut my hand quite badly the last time I had to install RAM in an 8500. If I were ever going to act out the printer scene from Office Space, it would be with an 8500. No computer …

I cut my hand quite badly the last time I had to install RAM in an 8500. If I were ever going to act out the printer scene from Office Space, it would be with an 8500. No computer …

i'v replace the scsi chip and still no better if i boot the computer with "Network Access Disk 7.5.sea" theres still no hdd on the desktop xx( i also try my lc si mac hdd os7.…

My Macintosh TV logic board will drive the Color Classic at 648x480 Click to expand... this sound very cool am guessing 648x480 @ 67hz was it full screen??

nope 1 faulty cc main pcb WELL I TRIED :disapprove:

You can avoid the CRT altogether if you're just working on the logic board. You won't need to remove the CRT or the analog board to access it. I don't normally discharge my CRTs. …

Any high end workstation/server class CPU has lots of cache compared to normal desktop/consumer variants.Nothing new there. Click to expand... Anything involving massive proces…

I have a Raius 81/110 (no 8100), that case would damage the sledge! Oddly enough the 6100 seems to be ok and of the same vintage (7100 is mostly metal). I swear the 8500 and 9500 …

You need to be more careful. I have been in and out of a 8500 so many times (same with an Q800/840AV) I can get to RAM in a minute if that.If I took a sledgehammer to a 8500 it wou…

I cut my hand quite badly the last time I had to install RAM in an 8500. If I were ever going to act out the printer scene from Office Space, it would be with an 8500. No computer …

Sorry about not getting your quote properly identified in the above post Traq. I obviously didn't figure out how to quote only part of the post. Click to expand... Not a probl…

Sure, and Tukwila is the same way. But Power6 and Power7 both really get starved for data quickly if their caches aren't full, and take a bigger penalty than other architectures in…

Sorry about not getting your quote properly identified in the above post Traq. :rambo: 8-o : :b&w: :beige: Weeee editing! Click to expand... blahblah…

It's always safest to discharge the monitor before working on a compact Mac. Though you *should* be able to remove and work on the logic board without messing with the CRT. Do so a…

Sorry about not getting your quote properly identified in the above post Traq. I obviously didn't figure out how to quote only part of the post.

Just for completeness sake...when the Kansas/MachV machines came out, Apple kept the nice 8600 and 9600 case and kept the x600 power supply pinout, but changed the motherboard agai…

Nah. I have a Macintosh Plus with a dead battery also, and the only noticeable effect is that the date/time reverts to something like 1/1/1904 at 12:00 am every time I turn it on.…

Ok so I cleaned all the ram and I checked the capacitors and there is just glue. I found out that the clock battery is dead, could that cause it?

Repairs by Model Overall average: 23% repaired Overall Standard Deviation: 0.059 (moderate variation between models) Least commonly repaired model: 11% Power Macintosh G5/2.3 D…

Any high end workstation/server class CPU has lots of cache compared to normal desktop/consumer variants. Nothing new there.