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#475582 - 06/27/08 09:53 PM Core2QUAD in mini, possible???? [Re: MilPotCAR]
macDeviant Registered: 02/14/05 Posts: 491	Anyone know if the Mac Mini logicboard supports the Core 2 QUAD? You'd have to have uber cooling and the case would have to be modified of course. But is it possible? That is the quandary I place before the forum. _________________________ 2.4gHz 15" MacBook Pro, 1.66gHz Core Duo Mac Mini, 2.5gHz G5 QUAD, 733mHz Quicksilver, 450mHz G4 Cube, 700mHz G3 iBook, 350mHz Sawtooth G4, 350mHz Revs. A and B B&W G3, 16mHz Powerbook 100, 8mHz Macitosh Classic.
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#475583 - 06/28/08 07:03 AM Re: Core2QUAD in mini, possible???? [Re: MilPotCAR]
RedDrag0n Registered: 07/31/04 Posts: 102 Loc: Canada	I doubt it would work since the pin configuration would be different, plus the Core 2 Quad front side bus is higher than the Core Solo and Core Duo for the Mini. Another note is that the Intel Mini's run a laptop cpu vs the desktop or server cpu you are thinking of. _________________________ Website
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#475584 - 06/28/08 08:40 AM Re: Core2QUAD in mini, possible???? [Re: MilPotCAR]
987687 Where's the cache? Registered: 03/21/06 Posts: 248	Although there is a core 2 quad laptop CPU that might work.
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#475585 - 06/28/08 10:03 AM Re: Core2QUAD in mini, possible???? [Re: MilPotCAR]
RedDrag0n Registered: 07/31/04 Posts: 102 Loc: Canada	If it runs at 667 MHz front side bus, then yeah, it might be a possibility. _________________________ Website
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#475586 - 07/01/08 11:45 PM Re: Core2QUAD in mini, possible???? [Re: MilPotCAR]
iceman88 Registered: 07/01/08 Posts: 3	Nice project there on the works. I too would like one similar to it. Good luck on the specs and may it post no problems. Big Software Discounts Hot Auto Deals
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