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If its the sound chip is bad, are there any PCI sound cards that are compatible with early power macs/system 7? The current sound chip is a Crystal, not sure of the model number off the top of my head
Also, wondering if the PSU has an issue and there's a wrong voltage- I don't have a multimeter right now and i'm not even sure what voltages are on what lines- the main connector looks like a regular ATX connector?
I washed with distilled water and let dry, but still have the same issue. What exact type of capacitors would I need for this board?
I see three different types:
- f2 47u 16v
-d4 100u 6v
-10 16S 5B6
What does the first number mean? And the third type of capacitor is small one, and has...
I just picked up a 7200/75, all of the sounds including the startup sound play at double speed- anyone know what could cause this? Motherboard/capacitors looks in good shape, everything is original except for RAM was upgraded from 8 MB to 16 MB
PRAM battery is currently still original
The 475 and 605 can be upgraded to a 68040 33 MHz (or possibly the 40 MHz???)
Is it possible to install the 475 or 605 motherboard in the 550 all-in-one?
This
http://lowendmac.com/1993/mac-lc-550-performa-550/
says it's possible, but online I don't see any slot connector on the 475/605...
I'm thinking about having all the capacitors replaced. I was able to replace the battery. I replaced the 8mb RAM stick with a 32mb, and added the co-processor, but now I get a "type 1" error, so I'll have to figure out which part is causing the issue.
Hello,
Picked up a Performa 550 recently, I was told the capacitors have been replaced however there appears to be one that leaked or is leaking. Do these capacitors look like replacements or original?
http://imgur.com/Faqqsyg
Also, how do you remove the "cage" that keeps the CMOS battery inside?
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