G4 questions...

[hm_murdock]

Which G4 models support 4 internal HDs? My quicksilver 867 only has two accounted for, but I know that they added 4 bays at some point, and I thought they had more than that on the old graphite cases. Is it a case of mounting the two, then putting two more in another location?

[billy_gates]

mine has a spot above the original HD then 2 more for scsi hard drives then one slot below the CD drive.

I have a QS too. (as u know)

[billy_gates]

just for show and tell:
here is the inside of my PowerMac 733 Quicksilver
http://jeffberg.homelinux.com:6969/files/hdd/
the second one shows where teh HD's go
the first one is an all around good overview of the whole thing
the third one isn't very good
the fourth is mobo from an angle
fifth is mobo from top down
sixth isn't very good

[Pissed_Macman]

Why yes, the gigabite of the non-linear megacylinder is rather unsubstantial next to the more powerful Ragga-maxon chip. In fact, of you took a nerga 89-c deskboard motortron and hooked it to a new mainboard, ill bet it would be twice as powerful.

[hm_murdock]

Macman...

I always thought that utilizing the trans-vecular phased-tetryon magiculator, you could increase tesla throughput to the megaceride coils, therefore doubling the flow of power to the testicular filter.

But if what you say is true, using a Ragga-maxon chip on the nerga 89-c deskboard, I could... in theory QUADRUPLE the tesla output, and fully saturate the megaceride coils and upgrade the testicular filter!!

WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT!?!