> From: Boris Herman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: "PCI PowerMacs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 10:10:28 +0200
> To: "PCI PowerMacs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [PCI] performa 6360
> 
> Hi
> 
>> Hi....Harold, I upgraded my "pet" 6360 in a slightly different manor. I
>> pulled the logic board from a 6500/300, whose P/S had cratered,
>> removed the
>> "tail-piece" from the board, and installed the stock 6360 tail-piece.
>> I then
> 
> wait just a minute - this is confusing... I have an old Performa 630
> that I wanted to upgrade it to a PCI mac by putting in a 6360 logic
> board (yes, AND a 6360 power supply). Are you telling me that it is
> possible to put in that same case a 54xx/55xx logic board? Since I know
> that I can put a 5500 logic board in a 5400 and that 6500 is a tower
> version of 5500 this comes to the same thing.
Hi....Boris, what I call the "infra-red"-series of Macs are a rather
incestuous group. By that, I mean that the logic boards are pretty much
interchangeable,  just the form factor of the "tail-piece" is different.
I've built a lot of hybrid machines and never have changed a P/S in any of
them. Why? Well, it never came up as an issue. My "pet" 6360-6500/300mhz
runs great with the stock P/S and I have all the A/V and TV stuff installed.
Mikie
> Since I have a spare 5400/160 logic board that physically fits in the
> 630 all I need is a 6360 power supply to transform a 68k 630 into a PCI
> powermac (worthy of this list), right? Could a different power supply
> be used instead - from a different model? The 6360s are pretty scarce
> these days.
> 
> Regards,
> Boris
> 
> 
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