I've recently purchased an Apple 17 Studio Display with an ADC
connector. I was originally thinking of hooking this up to a PowerMac
G3 BW 350MHz. 'They' make adapters and converters for everything,
right? Sure they do... To make this happen, I would have to get a
PCI DVI video card and then
I've had 2 Quicksilvers and two MDDs. They are both fine machines,
but there are a lot of quicksilvers (particularly 733mhz) that seem
to develop power supply problems. It is a known problem and you can
find a whole load of people selling spare QS cases and motherboards
on ebay as a
I work in a printing shop and we have a 733MHz Quicksilver that has
been in service since 2001, and it has NEVER developed a power supply
problem. Also, it tends to stay on most of the time. We still use it
to drive a scanner and to run the occasional Classic application when
a customer brings in
On Feb 20, 2009, at 12:38 AM, lrbarrios wrote:
Now, about the subject of this post: MDD or Quicksilver. I kinda
prefer the look of the Quicksilver over the MDD. I've read that the
MDD is nicknamed 'Wind Tunnel', but that there was a firmware update
that may have fixed that problem. I'm
The QS 2002 1 GHz DP is a heck of a good machine. I used one for the
last few years, doing lots of Photoshop and video editing (iMovie and
Final Cut Express), until moving up to a G5 so as to be able to run
Final Cut Studio. I still use it for many things.
The QS 2002 can do pure OS 9 if
