Everything else fits inside the IIci -case, expect the speaker. The plastics in the bottom (the hooks) do not fit, as the motherboard is slightly different place as the original was. An easy fix up is in order.
Added some RAM from the Performa 6200CD. Have not yet booted up the machine however.
Actually, those Macintosh II cases would be quite good storage units for small parts.. I have one quite good condition IIx case i could use, i will not bother fixing it, PSU busted atleast so far i can tell. But making furniture.. NO. I have an dream to get an Apple Server to use as night table :lol: (the wife would disagree on this for sure if she knew). I am looking into buying an shelf from IKEA wich would give more space, but sametime, loosing the "hiding corner" for stacked units.
G3/G4 inside an Macintosh II would be easier, lots of s-p-a-c-e for anything one desires. I don't have any Beige G3's however to get parts from. Only Tower G3 333mhz wich i do not want to destroy.
Oh no, does this mean i need to save up some cases... those are not shipped out yet to be recycled (can take... loong time to do so).
Added some RAM from the Performa 6200CD. Have not yet booted up the machine however.
Actually, those Macintosh II cases would be quite good storage units for small parts.. I have one quite good condition IIx case i could use, i will not bother fixing it, PSU busted atleast so far i can tell. But making furniture.. NO. I have an dream to get an Apple Server to use as night table :lol: (the wife would disagree on this for sure if she knew). I am looking into buying an shelf from IKEA wich would give more space, but sametime, loosing the "hiding corner" for stacked units.
G3/G4 inside an Macintosh II would be easier, lots of s-p-a-c-e for anything one desires. I don't have any Beige G3's however to get parts from. Only Tower G3 333mhz wich i do not want to destroy.
Oh no, does this mean i need to save up some cases... those are not shipped out yet to be recycled (can take... loong time to do so).