>>I'm running it on a beige G3 300MHz desktop. I wouldn't trust a Power
>>Computing system as a backup server...those are the Packard-Bell of the Mac
>>clone world.
>Actually, most of the motherboards are the same as the Apple equivalents. They
>changed other things like floppy drives and CD-ROM drives to a cheaper 3rd party
>though.
>
>I had a customer that had a Power Computing PPC. Equivalent to the 8500. I opened it
>up and the motherboard had an Apple part number on it. The processor board was made
>by someone else. The floppy drive had died within months of getting the system. The
>CD-ROM drive makes an awful noise, but it still works. The power supply is basically
>an ATX power supply that was modified a little.
I think that is exactly what the first contributor meant when he said he wouldn't
trust one!
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