I may be able to get a really good deal on a dual processor Quicksilver
(not sure of speed) that is mostly barebones. Could anyone speculate or
speak from experience what it would do if it was run through a basic test
(powered on) either without video/RAM/HD or with a PC video card and some
RAM? I have been told the machine powers up and then just powers off. Does
this sound like a bad motherboard or power supply, or is the machine just
unhappy with the obviously (at least to me) incorrect components? I
wouldn't mind buying and fixing the machine if it would be worth the
trouble.
Thanks,
-Chris
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