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Thanks for the reply, think i will stick with the one that came originally as i don't intend to do any overclocking at all :-)

No, never tried, always used either thermal conductive tape or regular thermal paste with physical mounting brackets. Can you recommend a specific one?

Hi, i'm currently restoring a Quadra 650 back to it's fully glory and thinking about which heatsink to use for the 68040/33. I have two options: Option 1: Original Apple 68040 Heatsink: The stock one already on it. Option 2: Using one of these: (Aluminium, 50x50x11 mm, would glue it on top...

Well, that make things even easier, i'll just have to design the plate for mounting the SCSI2SD and the appropriate dummy connector to fit on the NuBus socket :-) Will keep the community informed about how's the project going

Wow, thank you very, very much, exactly what i was looking for!

Hi, is there anywhere a specification on the physical dimensions of NuBus cards available? I want to create a 3D printed Nubus card which can hold a SCSI2SD (or ZuluSCSI) with the SD card available from the slot cover. As a last resort i could simply measure the Apple NuBus video card in my Mac...

Thanks for the ebay link, didn't found them in my initial search for memory. They're way cheaper, will go with them!

Hi, i just picked up a Quadra 650 locally which is missing all of it's RAM except for the soldered 4 MiB. As i don't have any 72 Pin FPM SIMMs around, i think of buying "Offtek" branded ones which seem to be completely new sticks built out of new components. Has anyone already experience with...

Thank you very much, seems i have to improve my search skills a little bit.

Hi, are all B/W 9" Compacts using the same (e.g. interchangeable) CRT tubes? The CRT on my Plus is really worn out and i might be able to pick up one from a SE for small money, but don't know if it will fit. From pictures i saw they really look (absolutely?) similar. Cheers, Egon

Your better bet would probably going the PiStorm route, which is essentially a combination of Raspberry Pi and a simple CPLD with the former one doing the actual heavylifting. In the current state, only regular 68000 DIP packaged can be replaced by it. Even if it's a project for Amigas, someone...

Thanks for the info, there are chances that this caused my issue too - the drivers i originally used where the ones that came with 9.2.2.

Yes, the old and the new one both have ADC in addition to either VGA (GeForce 2MX) or DVI (Radeon 9000); But i don't use ADC as i don't own a proper display for it.

I solved the issue :-) Solution 1. Boot the device without any system extensions by holding shift during startup 2. Install the latest ATI drivers for OS 9.2.2, obtained from https://gona.mactar.hu/ATI_Mac/#CS The last step was done by formatting a USB stick with HFS on my day-to-day Mac and...

1. It's a G4 Digital Audio 2. Keyboard is plugged into the USB Port on the mainboard (the one closer to the PCB, don't know if it's USB port 1 or 2) 3. Mouse is plugged into the right USB port on the Keyboard 4. Monitor is connected via DVI

Hi, i just swapped my GeForce 2MX in a DA for a (original Apple) Radeon 9000. The system boots into 9.2.2, but after it has been loaded, i'm unable to do anything with either the mouse or keyboard. The mouse can move, but no clicks are recognized. The keyboard does not work entirely. However...

Now after i have put back everything into the case, i found out that i still have some issues ... eventually someone has a hint on how to fix these: 1. With power disconnected from the PSU, the batteries are drained at extreme rates. Both are drained from 3.6 to 0.2 V in about 24 hours. Both...

Yes exactly. The original PSU fan has a 2-pin connector, the Noctua a 3-pin one. The 3-pin one does not fit onto the corresponding header on the PSU circuit board. I built a little 3-to-2-pin adaptor from the additional parts in the Noctua box (extension cables, ...) and the original fan, just...

Thanks for all your help, he's alive since a few minutes :) Cleaned up the entire board, repaired some eaten away traces and replaced all caps with solid tantalum one's. Also the Battery holders have been replaced by new ones which let me replace the 1/2 AA batteries should they run out of...

OK, this makes sense. In that case, as the "Apple II SCSI Card" was officially supported on the GS this has to be a bug in the MAME driver for the card.