Re: Quadra 605 audio input

[the pickle]

At 02:54 -0400 on 30/05/02, Bob Crowell wrote:

>Does the Quadra 605 require a PlainTalk microphone, or will one of the
>Mac Classic-style round mikes work with it?

IIRC, it's the old-style, but EveryMac has specs for sure...

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Quadra 605 audio input

[Bob Crowell]

Does the Quadra 605 require a PlainTalk microphone, or will one of the
Mac Classic-style round mikes work with it?

Bob

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Old Mac new music

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Re: Quadra 605 question

[James E Freeland]

Bob,

I recommend that you get a heat sink.
I bought a ful 040 chip on Ebay and it came with a heat sink.

Jim F

Bob Crowell wrote:

> I recently was given a Q605 that had been upgraded to a full 25MHz 68040,
> and I'm enjoying it immensely, it being my first venture beyond the world
> of the 68030  :-)
>
> However, I've noticed that the processor chip gets quite warm after a period
> of operation.  This chip has no heat-sink.  Is that normal?  Or should it
> have one?
>
> Bob


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Re: 840av question

[Bill Judson]

On Tue, 28 May 2002 21:27:18 -0500
Byron Gardner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Technical Spec Manual shows them both to be Part 661-1687. Would Apple
name
> a part with different specs the same number??
>> 
>>> Is the power supply for a 800 the same as a 840av?
>> 
>> Not IIRC.
>> 
>> the pickle
>> 

My 8100 service manual, which I've had occasion to refer to recently, due to
a power supply problem, lists both the 661-1687 & the 661-0232 as possible
#s of the power supply for the 8100. Same input/output specs.

There is no indication that a specific 1 is required for a specific model of
the 8100 (I can't figure out which 1 I have from the label -- it says
MagneTek (Made in Italy), & the only Apple code that I can see reads
APPLE200 11394), i.e. whether the 8100/80 takes 1 # & the /100 or /110 takes
the other #.

So I would guess that they're all also interchangeable within the 800 & 840,
(or at least the 661-1687) AFAIK.

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Re: iCab performance

[David Nelson]

> I don't have an 040 connected anymore, so I tested with my G3 300 and
> single ISDN. Navigator 4.08 (still my preferred browser) took 44 secs, 
> iCab
> 69 secs.

Hmm, I usually don't notice a difference in speed between iCab and 
others but just for the sake of this discussion, I loaded that page on 
my G4; it took about one second in OmniWeb and three seconds in iCab. :-)

It does seem that iCab is faster for some things and slower for others.  
I really can't put my finger on what makes a difference from one page to 
the next, however.


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Re: iCab performance

[the pickle]

At 00:30 -0700 on 29/05/02, Jim Scott wrote:

>Have a look at 
>as an example. This page takes 45 seconds to render in Navigator. Can
>anyone do better with iCab?

3 seconds in iCab on OS X on a G4.

I'll test the Centris 650 next time I'm over there.

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Re: 840av for WWW usage

[Robert Gray]

On Tue, 28 May, Jim Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>I recommend ResEdit hacking a copy of Netscape [408]
>to change the memory cache size and the search page.

Say more...details.  TIA

Bob Gray  Huntingtown MD  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Quadra 605 question

[Dana Sibera]

On Wednesday, May 29, 2002, at 01:53  PM, Bob Crowell wrote:

>
>
> I recently was given a Q605 that had been upgraded to a full 
> 25MHz 68040,
> and I'm enjoying it immensely, it being my first venture beyond 
> the world
> of the 68030  :-)
>
> However, I've noticed that the processor chip gets quite warm 
> after a period
> of operation.  This chip has no heat-sink.  Is that normal?  Or 
> should it
> have one?

I obsess over 605's - and from experience, a full 040 in one 
does run a little warmer, but they work fine without a 
heatsink - a 605 overclocked to 33Mhz with a full 040 however, 
does generate an uncomfortable amount... as in the 040 burns 
fingers :). That's when I put a heatsink on mine. The socket in 
605's does have the clips on the side which allow a heatsink to 
fit, if you'd feel more comfortable with one

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Re: Quadra 605 question

[Mark Benson]

>I recently was given a Q605 that had been upgraded to a full 25MHz 68040,
>and I'm enjoying it immensely, it being my first venture beyond the world
>of the 68030  :-)

Well done, another man entering the world of the 'feets mac' Micro 
Quadra. They are lovely little machines and, as a LC officio it's the 
one machine I want to get my hands on.

>However, I've noticed that the processor chip gets quite warm after a period
>of operation.  This chip has no heat-sink.  Is that normal?  Or should it
>have one?

If it's running at 25MHz it should be OK. The fan in the base of the 
605 draws air through the top-back of the case (look for the slots in 
the lid at the back ,they are usually full of dust :) ) off the logic 
board all the time when the lid is shut so it keeps it cool. The 
reason the huge towers have heat sinks is because large volume of the 
case means the air flow is not as good, mind you the fan in my 840av 
is pretty huge!

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Re: Prototype 840AV?

[JoeyRn]

The motherboard has all the same connectors as the 840AV,will have to look at the 
processor to see the speed (I'm at work now). Just eyeballing the boards, they look 
identical. The back panel of the case was cut out to allow access to all connectors.

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Re: iCab performance

[Tina Holm]

At 0:30 -0700 29/05/02, Jim Scott wrote:
>Have a look at 
>as an example. This page takes 45 seconds to render in Navigator. Can
>anyone do better with iCab?

I don't have an 040 connected anymore, so I tested with my G3 300 and
single ISDN. Navigator 4.08 (still my preferred browser) took 44 secs, iCab
69 secs.

I recently set up a 630 for a friend, for internet usage, and because of
the many praises for iCab around here, and because there's a danish
version, I tried it out, only to find it so slow that I found it unusable.

Tina


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iCab performance

[Jim Scott]

I have been unable to solve my iCab performance problems. I think the 
problem started with version 2.7. (Unless the problem existed before 
that and I just didn't notice.)

My web pages usually have about 6 360x480 photographs. I have an ADSL 
connection and Navigator 4.08 will display a page in about 45 
seconds. iCab finishes downloading the files in about the same time 
according to the bullet in the title bar. However, iCab then takes 9 
minutes to render the images completely.

Have a look at  
as an example. This page takes 45 seconds to render in Navigator. Can 
anyone do better with iCab?

-- 

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