Sawtooth in Quicksilver or MDD Case?

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#471129 - 04/07/07 12:11 PM Sawtooth in Quicksilver or MDD Case? [Re: Qwantafloopic]
iBeldar4214 Registered: 04/06/07 Posts: 3 Loc: Atlanta, GA	As the title says. Would I be able to stick my Digital Audio in a MDD or Quicksilver case? Would I have to make any modifications? _________________________ PowerMac G4 Digital Audio-533MHZ-896MB RAM-40GB-80GB-DVD Dual Layer RW-GeForce2-10.4.9-Painted White iBook G3-500MHZ-256MB RAM-DVD Rom-10GB-10.3.9
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#471130 - 04/07/07 01:23 PM Re: Sawtooth in Quicksilver or MDD Case? [Re: Qwantafloopic]
RedDrag0n Registered: 07/31/04 Posts: 102 Loc: Canada	A digital audio in a Quicksilver case yes. They are basicly the same case design on the inside, just different power supply to motherboard. You might want to change up the power-on board to be more compatable with your system. As for the MDD case, the answer to that is no. Since older G3 and G4 macs are ATX style design, the MDD was the first BTX style design. Reverse PCI slots from the cpu area. _________________________ Website
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#471131 - 04/27/07 04:33 AM Re: Sawtooth in Quicksilver or MDD Case? [Re: Qwantafloopic]
TCPMeta MacModder Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1797 Loc: Florida, USA	ATX and BTX are pretty much the same. BTX doesn't have the -5 volt lead. _________________________ To live is to let die
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