Thanks for the advice. I've been using a video card for about a year but now the
machine is acting up (freezing etc) and I'm hoping the broken pci riser card is to
blame.
My intention is to fix it up then sell it along with my Pro Tools Audio cards and
software.
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From: David Woyciesjes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 07/24/03 11:29 AM
To: Power Computing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: PCI Riser Card
>
> Chris Longo wrote:
>
> I have a Power Computing Power Center Pro 210 and I need to replace the
> PCI riser card (the video card on the board is bad). I've found one on
> ebay
> but the part numbers are one digit off. Does anyone know if these two
> parts
> are interchangeable?
>
> The part number on my PCI Riser card is PCC-5000-0126-03 the part number
> on the one I've found on ebay is PCC-5000-0126-02.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Chris
>
> --
Well, I looked in my PowerBase 200, but the p/n on my riser is
-0125-02.
How about just sticking in a PCI video card?
BTW, anybody want a PowerBase 200? I could use a CPU upgrade for my
PowerWave 604/150, and some more memory too... Cash may considered
too...
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