Recent content by macaddict71

I completed another Mac Cube mod some time ago. My previous Cube mods have never been satisfactory as I wanted to achieve the following: Silent operation Powerful processor Dedicated graphics Large storage capacity This mod is largely a prototype for whether I could achieve all of the above...

Maximum length is 17cm.

Not sure whether it would be possible, and running the 750Ti passive as well makes things more challenging. I've found it difficult to find any reliable information about the TDP of the original G4 PowerPC 7400/7410 processors. Have read on "cubeowner.com" that these processors were sub 30W...

I've had success with cooling a 65W TDP CPU (i7 4790S) using the original heatsink and GTX 750 Ti by interlocking heatsinks. See: http://www.tonymacx86.com/completed-mods/183823-silent-cube-core-i7-gtx-750ti-powerlogix.html Currently using a PowerLogix case, but in process of making minor mods...

Yes, the Apple logo is from the original case.

I think the G4 Cube is one of the best cases Apple ever produced - way ahead of its time.

Thanks neil. I've benefitted a lot from others in these forums who have shared their experiences on cube builds - and many of my own mistakes! My modding skills are gradually improving so hopefully others take on the challenge. At some point, I may create a custom IO plate but it needs the...

I recently completed another Mac Cube mod. My previous Cube mods have never been satisfactory as I wanted to achieve the following: Silent operation Powerful processor Dedicated graphics Large storage capacity This mod is largely a prototype for whether I could achieve all of the above and...

MacTester, You're brilliant! Turns out my alligator clips were the culprit. I'll post pics once I get a little further into the build. Thanks, macaddict71

MacTester, I have a 1GHz, 17" iMac G4. I have just completed the black and grey LCD cable conversion and then tested the inverter/backlight. However, when I use dremeljunkie's wiring diagram the backlight goes on and off almost immediately. Here's my set up: 1. Using an ATX PSU 2. Faraday cage...