On Dec 13, 2004, at 3:41 AM, Dan S wrote:
Wouldn't that be kinda hard on the power supply? Don't video cards need more
power than any other type of card?
The power supply in a Mac II was built like a tank. putting that many video cards in it was one of the design considerations.
Also, back then video cards weren't the 128-bit, 256 megabyte ovens-on-a-card they are today.
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