Compgeke
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Found this on ebay and somehow won the auction dirt cheap. Making it better, I was close enough for local pickup rather than shipping.
Anyways, It's a Powermac 9600/233. It's been upgraded a bit however.
Inside we find a SCSI card, a video card (had two when I got it), 3 hard drives and an odd processor board.
CPU is a 400 MHz Newertech MAXpowr G3. Looks like a Powermac G3 chip hacked into an adapter, never seen an upgrade like it before.
Has plenty of ram, 6x 64 MB and 2x 32 MB for a total or 448 MB.
The three expansion cards it came with are a Radeon 7000(?), a Radeon 9200 Mac and an ATTO ExpressPCI UL3D. With both video cards in I wasn't getting a boot screen off either so I just removed one, I don't plan on running 4 monitors anyways.
Has three hard drives, a 4.5 gig Seagate, a 4 gig Quantum and a 74 gig Fujitsu. The Seagate and Quantum are running off the internal 50-pin SCSI and the Fujutsu is connected to the ATTO controller.
And it boots! Has Mac OS 9.1 with that Newertech G3 splash screen.
Anyways, It's a Powermac 9600/233. It's been upgraded a bit however.
Inside we find a SCSI card, a video card (had two when I got it), 3 hard drives and an odd processor board.
CPU is a 400 MHz Newertech MAXpowr G3. Looks like a Powermac G3 chip hacked into an adapter, never seen an upgrade like it before.
Has plenty of ram, 6x 64 MB and 2x 32 MB for a total or 448 MB.
The three expansion cards it came with are a Radeon 7000(?), a Radeon 9200 Mac and an ATTO ExpressPCI UL3D. With both video cards in I wasn't getting a boot screen off either so I just removed one, I don't plan on running 4 monitors anyways.
Has three hard drives, a 4.5 gig Seagate, a 4 gig Quantum and a 74 gig Fujitsu. The Seagate and Quantum are running off the internal 50-pin SCSI and the Fujutsu is connected to the ATTO controller.
And it boots! Has Mac OS 9.1 with that Newertech G3 splash screen.
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