Thanks for the link. I have actually read of this before. Right now, I am tryingto get the physical dimensions of some logic boards. It seems that the 6500 is not that much bigg…

Keda, if you want individual parts, i would suggest going to smalldog.com, they are the largest vendor of individual parts that i can bring to mind at this point. i built a 603e 24…

what are the risks in attempting these modifications to your ColorClassic ? what are the safety precautions ?

What are the risks? Wasting a bunch of $$ and time, and ending up with pile of broken parts. But its a project, so if it fails I'll deal with it. I took the CC apart last night.…

well have fun with that and good luck

Dredging up a two year old thread is bad enough, but you have nothing to contribute? Not a good first impression...

billybob128 perhaps you ought to look into things a bit deeper, and realize that posting garbage gets you nowhere and makes you look like a n00b...

Its late, thats says a lot, and i got to thinking if there was anyway to overclock my 333Mhz chip in my iMac. Just a crazy thought ------------------ ---> --->sek929…

Sounds like a good idea to me, not crazy!!!

Yeah, you can do that. Thats my next project, but first I'm swapping my 333 with another 333 (in yet another iMac) because it runs 40 degrees cooler, thus easier to O/C. I shoul…

You can certainly chip it a bit more but since the 1st gen A-D all still have the 66mhz bus, as the ratio increases so does the bottleneck. I'm not sure how much faster Powerlogix …

Cash, after having some free time and reading about your copper/aluminum fiasco i found out that my chipis aluminum....bummer. Can I Still overclock it without killing my precious …

Yeah, you can. But check how hot it runs right now with that powerlogix cache controller.. (available from powerlogix.com)... this will tell you how hot you run NORMALLy.... l…

Well my iMac runs between 116-123F, 116 when just sitting there on, 123 when playing MP3s and such. I am guessing this is pretty hot but i'd still like to know of my overclocking a…

Thats not that hot. Thats somewhat normal. My old aluminum chip ran at 146-150 degrees. Blech. Ca$h

All this heat talk gets me to think that chips should be water cooled like Porsches not air cooled like Yugos. Maybe if i rigged a small refrigerator under my computer desk and pip…

actually, porsches ARE air cooled. Kinda funny since you used those as an example. HEh. Ca$h

My bad, i was refering to old Porsches (like 4 years ago) were still water cooled, while the new ones (Boxster, etc) are air cooled. Not that this matters to overclocking an iMac…

Porsches have been air cooled for a LONG time... thats why they have those big vents in front of the rear wheels. I havent ever heard of a watercooled porsche before... >s…

Not that this matters,but you have probably seen old Porsche Turbos where those air vents near the rear wheels were used to feed the massive twin turbochrgers. But i think late 80'…

Hey, about the Porsches-- They were ALL air-cooled up until the new 911 (or 996, whatever you wish to call it), when Porsche started to use water-cooling (more efficient). Every c…

AHH!!! yes i am an idiot, i knew that, all there old cars are air cooled while their new ones are all water cooled. But who cares Cash, just let me tap into your vast knowledge of …

Wait.... PORSCHE IS MAKING A F-IN SUV?!?!?! AAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! Screw this, I'm selling my iMac, buying a gun, and shooting myself in the head. Ca$h

Yep and Lamborgini is going to be making one around 2004 or so (with the V-12 Diablo engine) and i have to say, what is the point? Use money to buy SUV and buY a sports car instead…

sorry. Um. You cant do it personally, you need to have some resistors moved. Here:http://home.earthlink.net/~nickndan/imac/imacmod1.html Go read that. Andy my puter is be…