> >If you want to be creative, you can slide the LC630 motherboard into the >5260 and have a nice all-in-one computer. The 5260 and LC 630 use ATA hard >drives, the 660 uses SCSI. They all use the same basic 72-pin RAM type. Yes, >you can also swap CD-ROM drives, etc. > >Hope I've been some help! >Keith > It is true that both used the same RAM and both could use the TV board, but didn't the 5xx/52xx series and the 63x/63xx series use different form factors and different front connectors? (Reason why ColorClassics always were upgraded to "Mystics" by a 575 board and not a 630; I don't think the IDE drive made the difference). Too tired to go and try now, and I don't want to wake the children who have them in their rooms.
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