<< Power Rangers,
I have a nice looking older Power Computing tower
that I can't id. It only says "Power Computing" on the front. It takes 72
pin ram (8 slots in two groups) The processor is soldered onto the board. It
has a heavy duty card of some kind that seems to be a SCSI controller and
sound card. A: what is it? B: does anybody want it?
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All the best,
R.A. Cantrell
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i don't know the machine personally, but according to Guru, the only Power
Computing machines that take 72-pin SIMMs and have NuBus slots are the following:
Power 100, 601/100
Power 120, 601/120
Saul Broudy
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