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wow.....thats a g4? must have taken a lot of work.
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made on mac with .mac with a powermac and mac os!
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darkness, I noticed immediately that's a quicksilver.... with radeon mac card (non stock)....
Is that a 733, 867, or dual 800? (I know it's from the titan series not the later quicksilvers)
I'm almost positive it's single proc because I wouldn't want my dual procs running on a fan like that.... (though it's pretty sweet), it's not mounted right 
dual 800's run waaaaaaaaaaay tooo hot (at least mine do!)
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Originally posted by Mac Zealot:
Is that a 733, 867, or dual 800? (I know it's from the titan series not the later quicksilvers)
Isn't that heatsink a bit small for a dual processor board? My MDD dual 867 has a much larger heatsink...
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Originally posted by Simon:
Isn't that heatsink a bit small for a dual processor board? My MDD dual 867 has a much larger heatsink...
Yeah but this one has a fan...
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Originally posted by D'Espice:
Yeah but this one has a fan...
I don't understand. The MDDs have a fan too, it's on the side of the heatsink and not on the top, but...
Is this an original Apple CPU card? The fan looks pretty third-party...
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G4 with Powerlogix Dual 800 upgrade (was a dual 450)/768mb/Radeon 8500 AGP/Radeon 7000 PCI
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My type of Mac but not my setup. 
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Its just a temp thing...going to dremel the last two mount points for the fan and it will be "mounted correctly"...lol
I used to have a Dual 800 on the board, and yes the dualies do run hot...that module died and I am currently running an 800 at 867...not ideal , but I can work with it The Heatsink is from the older 733 QS , which is in use in a friend's computer with a later 867 heatsink.
Saphyre Radeon 8500 275/275
Lian Li PC 61 USB
QS 2002 mlb
G4 7455 800/no L3 o/c to 867 ( I can run it at 933 but I choose not to)
384MB RAM (using the other 512MB in something else right now;D)
120GB WD Special Edition.
The fan is the Ystech TMD fan 4200RPM 70mm...33cfm at 34db. Heatsink is not even noticeably warm...ie cold...lol
Blah blah blah...
Working on a Drive door for the Samsumg 332b.
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Bump, Bump, Bump! Merry Christmas!
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A pic to bump. ipod included.
from left to right.
*celery 900 running freebsd and kde
*g4 dual 800 running OS 10.2.3
*ipod 10gb (thanks jay!)
*p75 toshiba laptop running freebsd
*p166 vaio (in new case) running windows 98se (for seti I guess)
*powerbook 180c for the pic
*(under table) hp 940 and canon 150
*(on table behind powerbook) canon multipass 5500. (the first all in one that did color scanning) :eg:
*(on top of pc) battery operated fiber optic tree, ipod case and charger, box, and woodstock.
*(in front of PC) ghetto ethernet hub with pc powered cooling, tiffany lighthouse lamp (modern tho so meh), um... hrm.
oh yeah, newspaper for reading, my toy dog, a few other things, and my glitter lamp
*p133 painted and running 98se... I need to get a USB card tho 
*xbox, vcr, 25" sharp tv
*imac g4 800 (belongs to my bro)
*lexmark z23 (also belongs to my bro)
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brand new 867 G4 with sony CDR GeForce 4 40 gig HD Mitsubishi 17' flat tube 512 ram(2 more 512 chips on the way) display still stock just opened yesterday(yes u can still buy single processor G4's from the education store at Apple.com) Apple pro mouse and keyboard Anthro desk.
iMac DV 400 mhz with 13gid 1 gig ram HD DVD player. iMac keyboard and logitech optical mouse. Peerless w/ 20 gig disk, iRez Kritter, Handspring Visor Pro On custom Anthro desk.
iBook 300mhz 13 gig hard drive.
iMac rev B i believe blueberry 6 gig HD 233 mhz
all running 10.2.3
P4 1.7 mhz geforce 2, 2 20 gig HD... nuthin special nut the school gave it to me.
Below that is an acient P2 i am rebuiding. also have 2 dells in the house both p4's but note sure about anything else.
Linksys wireless/ 4 port hard ethernet hub running cabe internet. All macs wireless (old iMac using Macsense USB wireless) One dell is wirless.
Old UMAC Astra 1220u scanner, graphire tablet, half keyboard, zip 100, 250, 750, Que Fire 12x10x36, HP photosmart 1215, deskjet 932c and 3820
just a lil setup.
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Originally posted by ChadC:
brand new 867 G4 with sony CDR GeForce 4 40 gig HD Mitsubishi 17' flat tube 512 ram(2 more 512 chips on the way) display still stock just opened yesterday(yes u can still buy single processor G4's from the education store at Apple.com)
ChadC,
How do you like the 867 in so far as performance is concerned?
Can you add an iDVD compatible SuperDrive to that bad boy?
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Cubes are the sexiest.
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Well i just set it up yesterday but so far I love it. Have used Adobe applications and Vectorworks so far on it and it is a vast improvement from the iMac DV. You can get it from Apple with a Combo and i don't see why you wouldn't be able to upgrade to a Super by yourself. But I love it though!
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Originally posted by ChadC:
Well i just set it up yesterday but so far I love it. Have used Adobe applications and Vectorworks so far on it and it is a vast improvement from the iMac DV. You can get it from Apple with a Combo and i don't see why you wouldn't be able to upgrade to a Super by yourself. But I love it though!
-Chad
Good luck with it! That's a nice looking enclosure.
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My setup ...
On the desk ..
Sony 17" E200.
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*Bump*
I just got a Dual 867 today, and man do I wish I had a digital camera...  ...
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Originally posted by PowerMacMan:
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I just got a Dual 867 today, and man do I wish I had a digital camera... ...
Congrats and good luck with it!
Did you get a Superdrive upgrade, or did you go with the CD-RW?
They are nice boxes.
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Originally posted by driven:
Congrats and good luck with it!
Did you get a Superdrive upgrade, or did you go with the CD-RW?
They are nice boxes.
Thanks you.  I am coming from an iBook 700, and the speed difference is phenominal.
I actually got it with the combo, which is stock.
I am not sure if I am going to use the DVD aspect of the drive often. I will probably see if I do at all over the next month, and if I dont I figured I could easily get a good chunk of change on eBay for the drive (Lots of 1x 5.25" owners who want a combo), more than enough to buy a fast Mac compatable CD-RW.
And yes, they are gorgeous machines.
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Try to get a digital camera just for taking these photos Oh and congrats on your purchase hopefully you don't mind the noise level.
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Originally posted by D'Espice:
Try to get a digital camera just for taking these photos Oh and congrats on your purchase hopefully you don't mind the noise level.
If only I still worked at CompUSA, I could "borrow" one.
I was actually terrified about how bad the noise level would be before I got it, but honestly... It is the quietest desktop I have ever owned. Much quieter than my old SP 533 G4, or any PC.
The full power of the fan was only unleashed upon me once. I had the door down, admiring the hardware as I ripped a CD. Apparently, the CPU got a little hotter because the fan wasnt able to blow the hot air away from the heatsink. So over a period of 5 minutes, I sat in horror to see/hear exactly how loud the fan would get. When it got so loud that I could barely think, I closed the case, and it died down within 2 minutes.
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I'm glad this is still around.
It was one of the things that got me addicted to macnn, and still keeps me around
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yeah, I remember drooling all over the 'new' Dual 800 Quicksilvers back in the day. If I had a camera I probably would have signed up back then. I still love my Yikes! though
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lol yeah. And then I was taking tons of pics of mine to show off.
Too bad I didn't get the camera until the computer was no longer cool
Oh well. It still rocks
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pman68, nice case mod, one of the few good ones I've seen.
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Am I still here?
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Originally posted by JayTi:
pman68, nice case mod, one of the few good ones I've seen.
Agreed. It's awesome.
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Wow... agreed... at first look I thought it was a Quicksilver!
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I had to look at it for a couple of minutes before I noticed the B&W in the title. Wow.
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Wow, that is one of THE best case mods I've ever seen... at first I was like "WTF, that's not an Apple case" but then I realized the "Case Mod..." and thought cool thing dude...
Also the Bapu truly makes your setup complete
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that's impressive. got any pics of the process? if it was a bit more shiny i'd argue it WAS a quicksilver!
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Thanks guys!! I did my mod about a year ago now. It was fun. Here is a link to my process:
B&W G3 Case Mod
All I want now is a G4 upgrade higher than 550 mhz.
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wow, i actually remember seeing that set of pictures a while ago. you definitely should have posted the pic with the lights under it too. nice job
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Originally posted by Mac Bird:
That chair looks very comfy. I envy you. Mine is like an old wooden stool. Not the thing you want to sit on for hours...
Beatiful desk btw.
What's the black thing under your lamp?
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Nice Power Mac.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by el matteo:
It sure is and I miss my Cube but, I like the Dual 867 even though it's a little loud sometimes. Heck I even like my PowerPC 7100, which I refuse to get rid of. But the Cube was and still is a Boss computer, so please enjoy! !!
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Originally posted by pman68:
You have a very nice setup!
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Originally posted by Simon:
That chair looks very comfy. I envy you. Mine is like an old wooden stool. Not the thing you want to sit on for hours...
Beatiful desk btw.
What's the black thing under your lamp?
Thank you! 
The chair is comfortable, even if it is from Wal-Mart.
The desk is an antique cherry desk that I had in college. It will be replaced this year with a nice roll-top desk.
The black thing is a Toshiba cable modem...it looks awkwardly placed, huh? I'll eventually move it over with the other equipment.
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Here is my setup. I make graphics, music, and happiness on my Macs.
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hahaha I used to have a chair exactly like that, kuwago, but the thing that kept the seat attatched to the pole broke.
Meh. I hate defective chairs
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If you are particularly good of making two identical pictures side by side appear in your brain as one, then try this one .....its another stereo image of me in my digs using my mac
this qtvr is navigable by moving the mouse in the left image
the panormaic photographer is Peter Murphy
http://www.culture.com.au/virtual/stereoc.htm
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