Re: back on topic: MacTao (was Re: The New York Attack)

and your point is? Dirk -- An Fortschritt glauben heißt nicht glauben, daß ein Fortschritt schon geschehen ist. Das wäre kein Glauben. Franz Kafka -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: IIsi Motherboard

--- John Kocijanski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello. Will a IIsi accept a motherboard from any other Mac? Thanks. I think you could probably massacre a G4 cube enough to fit it in there... but perhaps that's a bit much. danabanana -- http://dana.jaime.com/ -- -- Vintage Macs is

Re: IIsi Motherboard, Duhh....

-Original Message- From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Vintage Macs [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Saturday, September 15, 2001 10:08 AM Subject: Re: IIsi Motherboard At 08:46 -0700 on 15/09/01, Jeff Garrison wrote: Hey, C, S, What's the difference?! ;^) No more one-cup-of-coffee

To Speed Up An All-In-One

I've a friend with an LC 520. It's too slow for her, and I want to slide a board into it to make it go-faster. Other than a daughtercard, what motherboard fits right in with no hacks and speeds it up? JEff -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

IIci/si ROM SIMM Slot

I have a ROM SIMM slot on my IIsi and IIci. Is there any way I can utilize this to improve performance? I.e. use it to load additional memory, or cache memory from a cache stick (I have a couple of those from AST PCs.) The answer is probably no, from what I've heard, though, but it's worth

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

BTW, I just saw the PowerPC Upgrade motherboards on MicroMac.com, with 75mhz or 90mhz PPC processors. Just a note: Don't buy these; they want $500 for them. What crap! You can get 4 powermacs for that price.. -- Deven Gallo -- Vintage Macs is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small

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snip.. blah blah blah... incredibly funny attempt to get back on topic... blah blah blah.,... At 10:44 AM -0400 9/16/01, Vintage Macs wrote: (I hope I got this thing on topic now) Marten LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL! No but it was VERY funny reading you TRY!! hahaha kudos JAG --

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

Sounds good, but for the cost of the 550 mobo and a 68040 chip at 33mhz or higher, you could buy two accelerators. Those are really a better buy unless you're dead set on stability .. or you need a higher RAM ceiling. I'm very happy with the performance on my IIci with the Daystar Turbo

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sounds good, but for the cost of the 550 mobo and a 68040 chip at 33mhz or higher, you could buy two accelerators. Those are really a better buy unless you're dead set on stability .. or you need a higher RAM ceiling. I'm very happy with the performance on

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

At 18:03 -0400 on 16/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sounds good, but for the cost of the 550 mobo and a 68040 chip at 33mhz or higher, you could buy two accelerators. Those are really a better buy unless No you can't. A 575 board will be about $10-30 depending on source. Any accelerator that

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

At 20:08 -0400 on 16/09/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, overclocking and adding an upgrade board is a good way to go. I'd say overclock it to the max it can go and be stable, upgrade the RAM to 32mb or more, add a big hard disk, a CDROM, and install a Turbo 040-33 or -40. As for the 601 card,

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

I was referring to the cost of MicroMac's Logic Board Tradeup service .. world's worst service I've heard of. LC 520 replacement: $500-$600 for a PowerMac board, and a $100 deposit they only refund once they get your old mobo. What crap. However, it'll still be more trouble to get a 68040 chip

Re: To Speed Up An All-In-One

--- the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Second, there are no adapters for IIci cache cards to go in anything but a II series, unless JAG has seen something in his years at Goodwill that no one else has ever heard of. My 030 PowerCache manual shows an adaptor for the LC pizza boxes. :) I