[DuoList] 2400c G3 and 2300c Duo Question

[allenpau at wellsfargo.com]

A little off topic for this discussion, but would anyone happen to have
an extra a/c adapter they would let go inexpensively? Back to our
regularly scheduled program........I have an extra 2400 mobo lying
around some place. Could it be retrofitted into a 2300 case? (I have one
of these, but need an a/c adapter.) 


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Subject: Re: [DuoList] 2400c G3 and 2300c Duo Question

I'm talking about replacing the crystal from 33 to 37.5 Mhz, which
should yield 117Mhz.

I used the resistor set on my TiBook to overclock it from 400 to 550 :)
Worked like a charm and the speed increase was welcomed!

>>
>>Anyway, I had head someone chippig the 2300c to 117 or something by 
>>chipping and it worked. I'll have to dig up that old thread. The  
>>gentleman said that the floppy and everything worked fine. I wish 
>>there was a way  to put a G3 into the place of the 603 and then apply 
>>some patch to the OS to see this new CPU. That would be a great 
>>upgrade! A G3 300 2300c Duo!
>>Wishful thinking I know.
>
> That was the 5300.  You can change the position of the set of 
> resistors that set the bus to CPU ratio.  Unfortunately , I never 
> found the same resistors for the 2300.
>
> THe G3 2300 idea was kicked around a while back, but deemed
impossible.
>
> If you could find the bus to CPU resistor set on the 2300  you could 
> remove the 100 MHz part and replace with a 180 MHz part if you send it

> to a pro rework shop.
>
> Mad Dog
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