..........................................Mike T.
Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 14/02/2004 22:51 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
5400 is fine, but the 5500/225mhz board is a real nice upgrade. When buying, make sure it has the PCI slot riser card. Or, I guess your 5200 would have one of those already. Just transfer it over.---------
..........................................Mike T.
Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 14/02/2004 22:04 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Can the logic board be replaced in a 5200/75? If so what logic boards can be used in them? I have heard that 5400 boards will work, but are there any other that will work in them?----------
I believe that you can shove the logic board from a 6300 (not much of an improvement), a 6360 (essentially a 6400), a 6400, or a 6500 into the 5200 chassis. You would have to fiddle with the back plane to make it match the chassis.
Actually, the 5200 is a "Nubus" machine (sort of) and thus has no PCI Riser. Don't know off hand if the 5400 chassis supports two or one slot PCI riser, but you will need a riser to fit the chassis.
Ken
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