on 6/24/04 5:44 PM, Ron at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 
> On Thursday, June 24, 2004, at 11:18 AM, Michael Day wrote:
> 
>> 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
> 
> 
> What about using the PCI slot(s) ?
Hi...I forgot to mention that my 6360/300 also has a USB card in the PCI
slot and a NIC in the Comm II slot. Still no power probs    Mikie
> The issue will be that using the PCI slot may cause problems in the
> 54/55/64/6500 logic board swaps into the infrared Macs.
> I have swapped several boards but I leave the PCI slot empty to avoid
> problems due to insufficient voltage. This issue is addressed on the
> Color Classic upgrade sites where a PPC logic board is used and there
> are directions to add the necessary voltage for the PCI functions.
> As long as you leave the PCI slot(s) empty there should be no problems.
> 
> Has anyone had any experiences using PCI cards in the PPC infrareds
> Macs ?
> 
> I have a LC580 all-in-one with a 5500 board installed. I'm doing some
> testing on PCI cards for voltage issues.
> I tried a PCI video card but didn't use it long term to be sure  but
> there were no apparent problems. Next I am going to put a USB card in
> it next to test all my USB add-ons.
> 
> 
> Ron
> 


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