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Okay so I went out and bought the max-connect for the sata wiring harness.... But it only connects to the sata, there is still the mini 8pin molex required to power the drives themselves. I *HAVE* seen mooners thread and diagrams about this, however I cannot make sense of them. From what I...

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As the title suggests, I had some extra money and I won a auction on a functional mac pro 2006 off ebay for around $130 after shipping (was in alberta, I'm in bc) I've since gutted the majority of it, I have taken out the case fans, super drive caddy, power supply caddy, cpu coolers and the...

Nice build :) I like how you got the most juice out of your money. I'm thinking about using the same motherboard, but with a i7-2600k and an amd 7970 I assume I would just need to not enable the onboard settings for the onboard graphics?

As the title suggests, I'm doing a G4 case mod! I got my hands on one of these cute little units bout half a year ago and have kept it around in order to work on this hackintosh project. I told the ex-owner of the case I would document what I did with it and send him progress when I start...

As the title suggests, I'm doing a G4 case mod, I got my hands on one of these cute little units bout half a year ago and have kept it around in order to work on this hackintosh project. This will be my 3d hackintosh. However with a build like this I'm left with a few problems that I'll...

Anyone know if this works? And if so, if the optical audio in and out works at the same time as the front/back audio out? I'm trying to find a solution to my mac pro 2006 case, I'd like to put in all the orginal sockets into the back of it and I'm stumped on a sound solution atm since it seems...

Looking for a PCI-E card with optical in/out as well as regular sound and mic. The one card must have: 1x optical in 1x optical out 1x audio line out 1x audio line in 1x headphone out The only thing I've been able to find that has everything I need isn't pci but rather usb... I'd rather not...

I'm looking for some kind of fan control so I can adjust the speeds of my fan on the fly, if I'm not using anything I'd like to be able to turn them down, while when I'm actually using them I'd like them to be turned up more then its doing in both situations. Theres no reason to be running 50%...

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As long as it "says" its a 780 ti, any name brand should be a 780 ti right? Just the same as any 580 name brand should work in a mac cuz its all the same dispite using the same "drivers"? I'm wondering if anyones ever seen or tryed one of these...