suggested. Because of the slide out board, you can fit anything from a 630 (not a PowerMac)
up to a PowerMac 6500. The 630 board takes the same 72 pin RAM as the 5200, but there's
sometimes only a single slot. My favourite is the 5500/6500 board - stay away from 5400/6400s.
The downside is that you'll need 168 pin RAM.
I've no idea what may be wrong with your display and whether or not a transplant would help.
David
Here's a link to check out on 5200. It has other links as well. <http://www.lowendmac.com/ppc/5200.shtml> I believe others have swapped mobo. Read all the links.
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