I don't eat McDonalds but I imagine it does give you pretty good runs.roachm said:removed
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I don't eat McDonalds but I imagine it does give you pretty good runs.roachm said:removed
Petra said:Post pictures of my Macs, eh? Hmm, this is going to be interesting...as I have quite a few Macs (and PCs) in my computer collection. Well, here we go...
To kick things off, here is my most recently aquired Mac. It's a spiffy little G4 Cube I picked up on eBay a few weeks ago for $400 that I'm turning into a project machine. Turns out that the Cube came from Los Alamos Labs...which explains why it was missing a few parts (no big deal, though), So far I've put in a 120GB 8MB cache Seagate HDD and a FastMac 2x SuperDrive. I have a FastMac 1.4GHz G4 upgrade that I'm going to mod into the Cube and I hope to eventually throw dual 1.4's or 1.5's in there along with a 9800Pro (to do all of this, I plan on removing the DC/DC VRM and replacing it with a PSU from one of those Shuttle SFF boxes to run along side the Cube's standard PSU...as well as a few other mods). Also, incase you're wondering why I have a bunch of FastMac products... well... as of last Friday, I used to work as a Tech. for AllMac/800-we-fix-macs/FastMac and I got some pretty killer discounts so I decided to pick up a few things before I left (even though it ate up most of my last paycheck). Anyway, I work at SVC now so none of that really matters...though, my ex-boss did say that he'd hook me up with parts if I ever needed any (very cool)
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Next up, one of my main workhorses. My original 366MHz G3 iBook Special Edition:
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The main Photoshop machine in the house, a 867MHz QuickSilver 2001 G4:
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The Blue & White G3 (upgraded to 500MHz G3 and OC'd to 550MHz) I have in my closet that acts as a network fileserver and web/FTP server:
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The 17" LCD iMac (800MHz G4) that I use for a bunch of stuff:
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The 333MHz G3 tray loading Lime iMac that I loaned to my Grandparents to use:
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My modded original AirPort Base Station:
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My old Apple eMate:
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My old PowerBook 170 and PowerBook 5300c along with an Apple TechStep sitting between them:
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...and now we venture into the attic where I have an old Mac Classic and a IIvx:
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...as well as an old LCII with a couple of external SCSI drives:
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There's one more Mac that isn't pictured and that's the slot loading Sage iMac that I loaned to my other grandparents to use. If you want to check out a couple of my modded PCs, just head over to the Case Modding forum and go to the gallery.
Here are a couple more random photos:
My FastMac 1.4GHz G4 upgrade (will eventually find its way into the Cube...after some modding) and an extra bare G3 CPU that someone gave me:
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A quick shot of the corner of my room (forgot to put the iBook back into its usual spot, though...which is why it's missing from the photo):
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NewBlackDak said:Forget your machines. Let's see some good pics of that view you have out your window.
CreamySoupUSA said:I was about to get really jealous of your triple display, but then I noticed the one on the left isn't even running a Mac OS. Actually, hell, I'm still jealous!
bahula03 said:nice view...I assume that's the sound, what part (if you don't mind me asking)?
Twinson said:The guy right above me better hope his G5 doesn't fall off his desk.