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Old 03 February 2005, 05:14 PM
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Got a 1.25 but want it to run a little quicker?

Try this
Old 03 February 2005, 07:08 PM
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He he, tip of the iceberg methinks. I'll bet there are so many mods coming over the next few months!
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I personally fancy mini ata to standard ata connector cable, thus allowing you to have a nice external enclosure with a big hard drive in it Now, you could do this with a FW drive (seen a nice LaCie 500GB drive, yummy), as I'm guessing they are simply ATA/IDE drives in a FW enclousure. Not sure how much quicker FW is over ATA.
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Originally Posted by Markus
Got a 1.25 but want it to run a little quicker?

Try this
He calls them jumpers in the link, but they look like a surface mount component to me. I know the G3's used to have traditional mobo jumpers and the 750FX iBooks were controlled by an OpenFirmware setting, but most of Apple's recent stuff has needed a soldering iron and a steady hand to get anywhere.

Originally Posted by Markus
I personally fancy mini ata to standard ata connector cable, thus allowing you to have a nice external enclosure with a big hard drive in it Now, you could do this with a FW drive (seen a nice LaCie 500GB drive, yummy), as I'm guessing they are simply ATA/IDE drives in a FW enclousure. Not sure how much quicker FW is over ATA.
Firewire 400 peaks around 40MByte/sec, some PATA drives (WD Caviar) can push this but even so you'd still see a healthy advantage over the internal 2.5" drive.

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