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Gotta love OCLP! I use it on my 2011 Mac Mini Server and my 2012 MBP, makes them look and run like new machines

that probably damaged the card

I will say,, you can also use replacements for a certain JBL speaker, though I forget which

*sonoma also fellow hazbin hotel fan spotted

That's why I don't use routers provided by the ISP, my Netgear Orbi router works fine with old and new stuff, wired or wireless, with IPv6 enabled, for hours on end

I think there is a sub-brightness on the analog board, you can find it on a panel near the power switch. Just make sure you use all plastic tools to adjust it, as there are some adjustments that use a metal slug that goes through an inductor, and metal tools would screw that all up

Same, I got an LC III back in 2020/2021 for $50, and a year or two ago, I got a PowerBook 180 for $100

I think most people just replace them with modified ATX power supplies

Just looking at that price raises my blood pressure. Who in their right mind would think a Macintosh that common would sell for that much?

reminds me of a macintosh ii style case

2GB. But OS 9 must be installed on the first GB

I feel like blue with the translucent would look better. Might make it look like a high(er) end version of the iMac

yeah it might be bad, see if you can figure out what value the potentiometer is to change it

I think there is a sub brightness potentiometer inside the Mac SE that should make it so you don't have to turn down the brightness to not see lines

it uses Intel's integrated HD Graphics 3000, so it's very middle of the road, decent for media playback, not for gaming

it should be possible as long as you go for a same-generation chip, which might give you the same performance as a mid 2011 Server Mac Mini, like I have

Tantalum capacitors are good for longevity, the Quadra 700 used them for all its capacitors, and lots of them are still going strong today. I may be biased because that's what my LC III was recapped with, but as I said, longevity and in some cases they may never need to be replaced again unless...

I wonder if it's possible to optimize that enough to make the 68000 emulation into 68010 emulation or have it emulate an 020 or 030 (probably at 16MHz or lower)

according to an old website, the AT power connector part number is MOLEX 15-48-0106 X2

idk why, but something tells me it's similar to the motherboard connector for IBM ATs