Which "amendment" covers "not voicing your comments".Oh, Anyone with negative comments..Please keep them to yourself.. Thanks....
Which "amendment" covers "not voicing your comments".Oh, Anyone with negative comments..Please keep them to yourself.. Thanks....
Which "amendment" covers "not voicing your comments".
Oh, Anyone with negative comments..Please keep them to yourself.. Thanks....
No, if anything I've been curiously watching your thread. In fact I've never owned a Mac Pro, my last Mac in the 2000's was the G3 original iMac I bought in college, but I'm kind of fascinated by your endeavor. I'm sure there are cheaper ways to build an original Mac Pro but I'm butterfingers so just watching this project is really interesting. I hope you the best.
No "Why would you do it or what's the point to doing this". That's what I mean (Only positive thoughts Please) HEH......
Oh, Guys (Please) I'm 2 standoffs short on finishing my Memory cage plate..If anyone getting rid of a old 2006 or 2008 Mac case.. Can I have a some of the standoffs, and some of the cage screws too... Thanks in advance...
I can't believe I'm reading this. I sold my "like new" 3,1 on Craigslist last year for like, $150. Was glad to get rid of it as it was seriously aged for video editing and gaming. Slowwwwww.
But to see how much effort and time you're going throuh to build one from scratch is just...I done know.
I've only ever ripped a G5 down to its skivvies to build a hackintosh. Are the standoffs similar?
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You are far more brave that I with this project! I just got a 4,1 and flashed it to run faster CPUs. Added and SSD and a more modern GPU, and that's enough hot-rodding for me these days.
The condition of the case is impressive. My 4,1 from macofalltrades looks like it was dragged down a flight of stairs.
Glad that you have the joy and the time to proceed with this diy project.Hi. I'm afraid the they are not the same, as I have a G5...
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Well, my Mac case is in fantastic condition, and that's why I thought. Why not make my Mac from a 1,1 to a 3,1..
Oh. I forgot that I will replace the super drive with a Blue ray SATA one from one of my PC's..
Glad that you have the joy and the time to proceed with this diy project.
Good Luck!
Thanks.. Though one thing. I hope the bloody board works...
Na not for me.. You'll see... HEH....
Yes it will, you have declared it previously:
Wish you all the best!Well, I just ask the seller again and he said "Yes" You see I asked him because it's not the same board that's in his picture. But just in-case.. I bought another board (They don't cost much now), so this board will be a spare one.. HEH (You never know, as it is a bit crusty)...
Very nice!Update guy's, I've installed another 3,1 board (Not crusty like the last one). But I had to JB-Weld in 4 extra standoffs, because I wanted all the screw holes in the board to be screwed down. The wiring harness is in place, as well as the front I/O board, and 2008 Speaker assembly too, so the hard part is now over, and I'm waiting on (2) 3.2GHz CPU's, 32GB ram, PCI-E X1 SSD Adapter card for MAC PRO..It Will take 2 Msata on the card (Msata in 2.5" adapter). However, I did receive the video card..Which is a Geforce GTX 680 (2GB ram), as you can see I'm going the way with this build......
Very nice!
Got the back plate that covers the PSU wires fitted..
A few of us at MR decided to chip in to help! You should get things much faster!
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