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Originally Posted by
sesetingting 
你好。麻烦给个图片的地址吗？
我想看你G4改机的图片。谢谢。
我将得到的图像更新很快。在那之前，你可以看到他们在Flickr上使用超链接在我的签名。
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Originally Posted by
JimmyOdcu
Thanks for some great info! You've inspired me to pull an old G4 tower out of my basement and use it for my next machine.
The first of what I'm sure will be lots of questions... Did you find that a Micro-ATX motherboard was the only way to go? (eg - full ATX is too big for these cases)
You can get an ATX board to fit but the approach would be different as you would have to remove the back of the case and mount the board on the inside instead of on the door. I may do just that for my next G4 conversion
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Originally Posted by
DEEBS808
this is an awesome build.I have been thinking about modding my old g4. this inspires me to do it. Thanks
Thanks man
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Originally Posted by
nathanak21
I found a way to fit an atx board and I am currently making a work log but I have been very busy and it is slow goings
Post away once you get it up, I have an ATX board that I want to jam into my other G4 case.
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Originally Posted by
PtrkLnk
I am working on a case that looks a lot like yours does. I got it painted before I even saw this post.
http://www.tonymacx86.com/case-mods/69614-powermac-g4-case-mod.html#post431308
I am having some problems with gaps between the plastic door panel and the "handles". I was wondering if you had any experience with this.
Also how did you get the disk drive to work?
The gaps between the polymer panes is a result of the case slowly succumbing to the effects of gravity and changing shape a little. I have found that switching the feet from front to rear aleviates this a little as the weight distribution is opposite that way. As for the DVD drive I went with the easiest option for Macbane; and external USB model.
