"Michael S. Macdonald" wrote:
>
> Charles wrote...
>
Did this little flower come without a case? The model plate is on the
front of the case. Like unto an auto, if you don't know what you're
driving ... get out and read the logo on the front of the hood.
RHB
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> >My dad's old Power Computing machine recently died. No sound, no
> >response, no fans. He brought it over for me to fix. I have no idea what
> >type it is. It's a large tower (bigger than a PowerCenter 150),
> >motherboard says 1995, and I think it's around 200MHz (hard to check now).
> >
**********************
> Oh boy...a mystery ship !
>
> If that unit has 6 PCI slots, and they're on the motherboard, it's a
> PowerTowerPro, the 'largest' tower PCC made.
>
> OTOH, the 'Supermac' card, lack of video if the pram battery is kaput, no
> name brand and fact that it is so old it belongs to your father suggests
> it's a 'nubus' Power 100 or 120.
> goto: http://www.macgurus.com/shoppingcart/obj_show_page.cgi?mbpcpower100.html
>
> On the Power 100/120 the battery is under the power supply (see
> confidential mobo diagrahm at above URL). The battery is a standard 3.6v
> Lithium 1/2 AA, the same as on the PowerCenter which is located just above
> the cache dimm.
>
> Cheers...Michael
>
> Keep us informed of your progress !
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