LCII PPC 604/120 "Hot Rod"

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LCII PPC 604/120 "Hot Rod"

I will post pictures later. I took the board out of a LCII and frankensteined in a PowerComputing PowerCenter board. I cut a hole in the top for the processor and it's fan. For the moment, I have an atx ps hanging out the back, untill I find a solution. I hope to hook up a usb port where the floopy hole is.

More later,
Macme

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Floopy..

Sounds like a true hack. May I suggest a 1U Heatsink/Fan combo? That would mean you wold only have to make air slots instead of an air pit.

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For the power supply, if you

For the power supply, if you have the money I'd recommend one of those Morex mini-ITX PSU's. I imagine that would fit with an extension cable and some modification to the cable as well.

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Fond a PSU

I found a tiny psu in an old Micron desktop. I should fit perfectly in the remaining space in the case.

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man that is cool

man that is cool

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