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I noticed you've got an iMac Graphite 600mhz listed in your signature. For reference it uses the ATI Rage 128 Ultra with 16 MB of VRAM. I guess the question is what you want. If you want the best possible video card then that's probably the Radeon 9200. But unless your G3 upgrade is crazy...

Ok since this sparked my interest in the device again I've been reading a long thread about these things over on applefritter. Two things of note I've found so far - First someone said, "Iomega flatly states on their web site that their Jaz USB-to-SCSI adapter doesn't work under OS X, period."...

I don't know about that specific SCSI to USB converter but the one I have I could only find drivers for/get to work with very old OS's. Works well in Linux though. Mine is Belkin branded.

My top three suggestions to add to the collection would be: Apple IIe - The most popular pre-Macintosh machine and quite probably the reason Apple still exists today Apple IIgs - An interesting look at an alternate timeline possibility of where Apple products would have gone had the Apple II...

Jeremy's Retro Bar is one of the most attractive setups I've personally seen. Oh wow that picture is awful.

Before M600 was implemented I would manually edit my gcode with a G0 move command then an M0 Unconditional Stop to achieve a similar result.

It isn't nearly as cool as the MacEffects version but I modeled a 3d printable version several years ago. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2579509

Some cases allow you to mount the power supply upside down but if yours is nearly identical the the one in the link it won't have the screw holes in the right place for that.

Love the videos. Also, NICE laptop collection! My own cap removal methods have evolved over the years from having no guidance and struggling with a single crappy soldering iron, to using the twist off method, using two GOOD irons, using hot air, then finally setting on hot tweezers as my...

That drive was the USB/PCMCIA version meant to be used with the card pictured above. Unfortunately I'm 90% sure it uses an ATAPI interface not SCSI. :(

While exploring the internet for retro computing related stuffs I recently discovered this forum. I’ve been binge watching @Action Retro on Youtube the past few days and that might be how I found it. I also bought a blueSCSI about a year ago from @Androda 's webstore. Really need to send it...