I fit an IDE controller in a PMac G5. By attaching an external PC power
supply, I managed to get an additional 40GB of space :P.
Mine only has a 9800 XT pro, and I desperately want an upgrade so that I can
play UT2004 online without laggggggggggggg. On some maps on the server I
frequent, it can stay at 18-20fps at 640 x 480 at LOWEST settings! If I go
to single player, I can play comfy at my 18" display's native res.
Sent from a computer running either the SPARC, Itanium, or PowerPC
architecture.


On Thu, Jul 29, 2010 at 11:36 AM, dc <[email protected]> wrote:

> I just replaced a G5 case. Sweet Mother of Steve Jobs, who designed
> these cases? Two things are apparent: 1) everything, down to the
> fasteners, is first class and built to last, and 2) it better last
> cause it's a beast to work on! I can swap out a G4 motherboard and
> have it up and running in under an hour but this project took me the
> better part of 2 days. Several years ago I bought a G5 with a mangled
> case off the LEM Swap List, I got it running and then hit upon a great
> solution for the ugly, damaged case- I bought a 28" monitor and set it
> in front of the G5, problem solved! Didn't even need duct tape. A few
> months later I purchased an empty case from the Swap List, which sat
> in my parts closet a year or two. I finally got around to switching
> over the mobo, power supply, fans, the whole works. It's up and
> running after about 8 hours labor and an unproductive trip to several
> hardware and auto parts stores looking for a 6" 2.5mm hex driver. The
> specs: DP 1.8 GHz, 4 GB RAM (with copper heat spreaders), Airport
> Extreme card, GeForce 7800 GS 256 MB (flashed pc) video card, Firmtek
> SATA pci card with 4 internal ports, one patched to an eSATA port,
> generic USB2 4-port card. There is a Sonnet Jive 5 with 3 WD 320 GB
> SATA drives in a RAID 0 configuration which is giving me trouble, if I
> don't get it running soon it will be the subject of my next post.
>
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