Re: [q] Largest hard disk in a LC475?

The LC475 will only accept a 3.5 inch harddrive. Chris p -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 | Free iBook! | Support Low End Mac

Re: [q] Largest hard disk in a LC475?

How big a drive do you want to use? Im not quite sure but i dont think theres much of a limit. You could probably put in a 9GB. Is that big enough? chris P -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | --

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

In a message dated 6/9/05 11:01:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=4604item=5206968963rd=1 Its got me confused but I am Very curious what it is also. Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: [q] Identify Old Daystar Upgrade

It appears to have 2 DSPs on it. Maybe its an upgrade to Quadra 840AV standards for older Quadras? Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital Cameras start at $299 |

Re: [q] Old Q950 just went out of service

Actually, the reason I wanted high resolution scans was to see if mine shared the clock tripling circuitry with the 100MHz version. I havent found any info on clock tripling these cards. Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: [q] 2 CD drives in a Quadra 950

In a message dated 2005-04-20 12;46;22Nite, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The bottom device tray of a Q is ordinarily a hard drive, although I have seen third-party optical drive bezels made for this position. Using a combination of Q and 9150 bezels, you can do what you want to accomplish.

Re: [q] 2 CD drives in a Quadra 950

In a message dated 2005-04-20 12;37;47Nite, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: No, but I can't think of any reason why you couldn't, as long as the SCSI IDs are different. Well I want it to look good. -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: [q] Old Q950 just went out of service

Ive done LOTS of research. First of all, the DayStar 80MHz PowerPro has 4 772 pin slots on it, so I will definitely get at least 384MB RAM total, maybe 512 if the 64MBs will work on the PowerPro. Second, I know that by just increasing the bus speed on the PowerPro, and thus the processor, it

Re: [q] Old Q950 just went out of service

In a message dated 2005-04-19 1;06;38Nite, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: With prices as the are why not just go for a G3 desktop? Because when it was bought, my Quadra 950 cost about $36,000. -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

[q] test

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Re: [q] Max RAM in Quadras, Im Back

In a message dated 2005-04-14 3;46;55Nite, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm pretty sure they don't. Remember, the Q950, 900, and 700 used 30 pin simms, while the rest of the Quadras used 72 pin simms. I know what uses what. There are 32MB 30 pin SIMMs from the PC world. And there are also

Re: [q] Max RAM in Quadras, Im Back

In a message dated 2005-04-15 3;22;49Nite, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: The original poster seems a bit confused on what type of SIMM socket the Q950 bears. An easy mistake to make, Nope. You can name any Mac and I can, off the top of my head, tell you everything (technical) about it. When

Re: [q] What does everyone use their Quadras for?

In a message dated 2005-04-15 2;43;26Mrng, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I love the lines of the Q950. That big PSU demands that you fill it with hard drives. Who cares that my five drives have less capacity than one of todays IDE's. I love the sound of them spinning up! You can see the direct

[q] Max RAM in Quadras, Im Back

I havent been on the quadlist for probably a couple of years now, but I just cleaned out my closet, and now I wanna get my Quadra 950 back up and running. One of my first questions, which Im sure has been asked many times (I know it was a few years ago), will 32MB SIMMs work in a Quadra

[q] DayStar PowerPro questions, max RAM, where to find FastCache

I just cleaned out my closet, and would like to set my Quadra 950 up. It has a DayStar PowerPro with RAM expansion in it. First of all, if anyone has any experiences putting 64MB or 128MB SIMMs on their PowerPro, please do share. Also, I would like to get a hold of a L2 cache card for these,

[q] What does everyone use their Quadras for?

Id like to get some use out of my 80MHz, PPC601 Quadra, just not sure quite what to do with it. So Im curious what people here use their Quadras for, not counting it being used as a main computer. Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: '030 and '040 question

Im not talking signifigantly faster. Just whatever extra MHz are possible. I dont imagine that 55MHz is unreasonable, especially with extra cooling. Thanks Chris In a message dated 12/26/02 3:17:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: FYI the fastest 030 upgrades ever made for Commadore

'030 and '040 question

Does anybody know what the fastest 68030 and 68040 chips were. I guess MicroMac used a 40MHz 68040 chipped to run at 50MHz. So is 40MHz the fastest for a 68040? There are 50MHz 68030 upgrades too. Are those rated at 50MHz? Anything I missed? Thanks Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by

Re: QuadDoubler results are in!!!

It is DEFINITELY a Centris 650 board. You dont need to double check, it will be a waste of time, because it is DEFINITELY a Centris 650. Anyway, Im interested in this accelerator that will work in a Quadra 950. Does it plug into the processor slot or the PDS slot? Chris -- Quadlist is

Re: QuadDoubler results are in!!!

Yes, the Centris 650 board with 50MHz 68040 you have seems to outperform a Quadra 800. However, a Quadra 800 can be clock chipped to 44MHz, or 48MHz if you dont need the serial ports. That processor speed combined with an equivelant bus speed, however, may outperform a 50MHz 68040 on a

NuBus Mac for audio

Hello. I have a Pro Audio Spectrum 16 card that I will be using to record audio to a hard drive or RAM disk. I have some questions about using a computer for this purpose. Would it be more important to have a faster processor speed or faster bus speed? How much would level 2 cache help?

Re: NuBus Mac for audio

The setup that was being used when I did the recording was this: Quadra 950 PowerPro 80MHz, no memory, no cache 130MB motherboard memory 1GB 5400rpm MicroNet drives Pro Audio Spectrum 16 sound card Now I have 32MB installed on the PowerPro, and 152MB on the board. Should I get more

Sound Quality on different Macs

I am interested in doing some audio recording on one of my computers. I was wondering which would be the best computer to use for this purpose. One is a Quadra 950 with a Pro Audio Spectrum 16 sound card. It has an 80MHz PowerPro installed with RAM on it. The second computer is a 9500

Disk Twin Partition Twin

Does any body have Disk Twin or Partition Twin. They are pieces of software designed to be used with a SCSI card. I happen to have this card, but not the software for it. Thanks Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: Quadra 950 Question

Sound input. Im not sure if you actually get stereo on the computer though. Chris -- Quadlist is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | - Epson Stylus Color 740 Printers refurbished $79 | CDRWs on Sale! |