Re: [1st] Installing 6500 Logic board inside 6200

At 23:14:18 -0700 on 6/7/05, John Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I assume that the power supply from a 6500 will not fit a 6200 because of the shape of the casing. That's what I found too when I tried it. -- 1st-PowerMacs is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electroni

Re: [1st] Installing 6500 Logic board inside 6200

Hi there Thanks for the info I assume that the power supply from a 6500 will not fit a 6200 because of the shape of the casing. The reason why I think the board is a 225 version is if you do a Google search with 820- 0816c it points you in that direction. I may just get the ram and try it

Re: [1st] Installing 6500 Logic board inside 6200

My Reply follows quote. On 07/06/2005 13:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Hi There, > >I need some advice and help. > >I want to upgrade My old faithfully 6200, so I have obtained a 6500 >Motherboard of ebay at a very good price. > >The number on the board is 820-0816c, this seems to make it a 225 M

Re: [1st] Installing 6500 Logic board inside 6200

on 6/7/05 3:44 PM, John Abraham at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > A PRAM battery should not be any problem I assume it is different than > the 6200 again what do I look for. > > Will the power supply of the 6200 work with the 6500 if it does will it > limit the use of the 6500 board ?. If I get my h

[1st] Installing 6500 Logic board inside 6200

Hi There, I need some advice and help. I want to upgrade My old faithfully 6200, so I have obtained a 6500 Motherboard of ebay at a very good price. The number on the board is 820-0816c, this seems to make it a 225 Mhz variation am I correct ?. It has 1 x Comms, 1 x PCI, 1 x Cache, 2 x RAM