$$$ wise buy a powermac 7500-9600 or clone, and I say stay away from
the 7200. See http://lowendmac.net/best/index.shtml Best Used Mac Buys.
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At 03:16 -0400 on 16/05/02, Craig Phillips wrote:
$$$ wise buy a powermac 7500-9600 or clone, and I say stay away from
the 7200. See http://lowendmac.net/best/index.shtml Best Used Mac Buys.
What do those have to do with upgrading a 640 DOS?
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You have all been very helpful. However, I was wondering what the difference
between 6400 and 6500 boards was that makes the 6400 incompatible?
Also, didn't Apple switch to IDE drives at about that time? I believe the
P640 has a SCSI drive, so is there any problem accessing the hard drive?
While we're still on this subject, what non-68k logic board(s) could be
stuffed inside of a Performa 600 case?
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At 03:57 PM 5/16/2002 -0400, you wrote:
While we're still on this subject, what non-68k logic board(s) could be
stuffed inside of a Performa 600 case?
As far as what fits, any [5/6]200, [5/6]300, [5/6]400, and [5/6]500 board.
As to what works, the x200 and x300 boards should work without
At 15:57 -0400 on 16/05/02, Haroon wrote:
While we're still on this subject, what non-68k logic board(s) could be
stuffed inside of a Performa 600 case?
Lessee...7100 most easily. Actually, pretty much anything onve you really
start playing around.
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At 16:06 -0400 on 16/05/02, Scott Holder wrote:
At 03:57 PM 5/16/2002 -0400, you wrote:
While we're still on this subject, what non-68k logic board(s) could be
stuffed inside of a Performa 600 case?
As far as what fits, any [5/6]200, [5/6]300, [5/6]400, and [5/6]500 board.
Re-read that. P600
on 5/16/02 3:13 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re-read that. P600 = IIvx. P600 != P63x/640 :)
PPC 7100/80 board should fit the form factor ( and have I got such a dill
for you)
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At 16:09 -0400 on 16/05/02, Scott Holder wrote:
cards or a G3 upgrade. My mostly naked 6500 board works, though I once
disassembled the case to stick a PCI video card vertically to flash the ROM
to Mac and it still worked fine.
Wait a sec. You wanna clarify that a bit? :)
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I have a Performa 640 (with DOS card) and was looking to speed it up and
turn it into a legacy port printing server. I could care less about the DOS
card... If there¹s a market, I¹ll sell it on Ebay, but...
1) What are my best options to speed this machine up? (I¹ve heard either
replace DOS
At 05:59 PM 5/15/2002 -0400, you wrote:
At 17:38 -0400 on 15/05/02, Scott Holder wrote:
Several options. You can clock chip it to 40mhz, which wouldn't take much.
No idea if the DOS card will still work if you do this. Anyone know?
Works fine. Mine is chipped to 40mhz and the DOS card
on 5/15/02 4:17 PM, Joshua D. Braun at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3) If I upgrade to a new motherboard, is there still a capability to insert
a tuner card? Is this a cost effective way to not need a TV in a small
apartment?
I was watching TV on an all-in-one PowerMac today at school. While
At 17:38 -0400 on 15/05/02, Scott Holder wrote:
Several options. You can clock chip it to 40mhz, which wouldn't take much.
No idea if the DOS card will still work if you do this. Anyone know?
about any of the 5200/5300/6200/6300 class boards, and if you don't put
much on it, one of the
I was watching TV on an all-in-one PowerMac today at school. While the
video was filling the whole computer screen, it was obvious that the picture
wasn't 640X480, but looked more like pixel-doubled 320X240. This made it
very hard to read small text and make out details. I don't know if all
Well, the main problem with the DOS cards from the P640 working on the
PowerMacs is they plug into the '040 socket itself. The x200 and x300
boards don't have '040 sockets, so there'd be nowhere to plug it in :)
How the hell was I supposed to know that - I've never even seen one before ;).
I was watching TV on an all-in-one PowerMac today at school. While the
video was filling the whole computer screen, it was obvious that the picture
wasn't 640X480, but looked more like pixel-doubled 320X240. This made it
very hard to read small text and make out details. I don't know if
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