On Friday, March 22, 2002, at 08:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 7600/200 ... A-V capability, but not full A-V as the chip which is
> provided
> on the 8500 and 8600 machines is missing; 7200-type power supply, 150
> watt
> capacity.
>
> 7300/200 ... no A-V capability; 7300-type power supply, 150 watt
> capacity.
Yep. Got that. I don't need AV and I only intend to fit one hard disk so
it's no biggy.
> The 7300 was the last of the "7500 case" machines before the G3 Desktop
> was
> introduced.
It has a different PSU to the 7500 apparently. I take it the 7300 PSU is
not the same as the Beige G3?
> Perhaps the one good thing about the 7300 motherboard is it can be
> easily
> transplanted to a 8600/9600 case.
The advantage being?
What is the max speed 604e CPU you can get into a 7300? 200MHz is fast
enough for what I need, especially in 8.6 but I see 300 and 350 MHz
units from the 9600 floating around occasionally for a deal less than a
G3 upgrade, can I fit these of do they require the 9600 Logice Board?
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