At 04:19 -0400 on 06/09/01, billy j wrote:
>how can you tell if the HDs are scsi or not? what does the Mac FPU look
All Mac HDs are SCSI for Macs that are on-topic for this list.
>like? VRAM? where is it on MOBO?
The FPU is a chip that looks a lot like the CPU. It says 68882 on it.
VRAM looks a lot like RAM but has 68 instead of 30 or 72 pins.
>where can i get new or used Mac memory, etc?
Try eBay or Low End Mac's Swaplist. Also try reading the FAQ, which it's
apparent you could benefit from :)
>i need some sort of screen saver for the 2 Macs, where can i download them?
Lots of places. Info-Mac Hyperarchive comes to mind...
>there's a PC to Mac to PC xfer appz ( i have a PC on the web now) people
>have talked about, where can i get it? CNET?
The FAQ.
p
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