what about the PowerCenter 150 in the 8500? > From: "Michael S. Macdonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> Would it be possible to use the 604e/210 from a PowerCenter Pro in a >> 7500? > Carl Kehley > > The short answer is no, Carl. > The 604e daughtercards in the PCP's were 'high clock', ie run at 60 mHz, to > take full advantage of the PCP's system bus. > The PowerMac 7500 mobo architecture will support up to around 53 mHz with > no problem, > but freezes, lockups and just plain refusing to boot can occur above that > speed. > It might be possible to get it running by using 60 ns ram (the PowerMac > 7500 shipped with 70 ns ram) but you'ld be far better off looking for a > 225, 233 or 250 mHz CPU (except for the 250, 300 and 350 Apple 604e CPU's, > which require a special mobo) >
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