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PII - to a G3/4
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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it is a standard tower so i would be able to do it but my bro thinks that i would be mad to try it so to the point what would it involve and are there any instructions to it
help is much appreciated
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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If by 'PII' you mean Pentium 2, i.e a standard PC mobo. And you want to put a G3 or G4 in it? That won't work, mac motherboards and pc motherboards are quite different.
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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ok are you just thinking take out the chip and put a G3/4/ in it. thats not wat i mean i mean gut it an fill it with a logic board and other apple stuff in short take stuff out of say a B&w tower and put them in this tower
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Join Date: Mar 2000
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Well you could do that but it's a bit pointless... Also note that you'll have to do lots of strange drilling and things as not all Apple components conform to the standard ATX layouts and stuff. You won't be able to use a standard power supply, either.
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thanks for the advice i may or may not try it ill see
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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Originally posted by alphamatrix:
If by 'PII' you mean Pentium 2, i.e a standard PC mobo. And you want to put a G3 or G4 in it? That won't work, mac motherboards and pc motherboards are quite different.
Heh heh, that's what I thought when I read the title of the thread. 
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