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Hello! I'm trying to confirm what are the values for a couple of caps on an Apple High Resolution Display Video Card as noted by the red arrows in the attached photo. If you have this card, can you please confirm what they are or take a good high resolution photo of it? I think they're both...

I have a 2011 27" iMac with a failed GPU. I spent loads of time about a year ago looking into info on replacing it. I ended up getting an NVIDIA K610M - IIRC, I'll need to at least flash it (blindly) and likely need to load OpenCore, so I can get backlight control (though, I'm not 100% sure...

I have a small (albeit, growing) container with all the bits of plastic that've broken off my various systems. I should try to "put 'em all back together" as they say, though, I'm not sure what shape I'll end up with 🤣

I got this excellent idea from @Branchus, take off the tip, and snip out sections of the plunger around each side so air can move in/out (I don't bother putting the tip back on, works fine) This works great - it freely moves in and after applying some, you can easily move it back so it doesn't...

Gah! If you can, post a photo

Well, good? Good to know of course!

Yep, I’m using them in 603 based Performas, 9600/350, etc

I need to learn more about this card, IIRC it's currently just outputting the built-in Apple IIgs audio to two speakers (mono?) but I know there's a lot more it can do. Another thing on the to-do list!

Kicking off my first thread, here's a flashback pic of my Sonic Blaster card, currently installed in my Apple IIgs 😀 That's it, just the photo, works great!

Haha, perfect pic!

I've not yet recapped any of my early PPC systems, interesting to hear you found evidence of leakage on yours! And wow, 38 caps total!

I use these same holders on all my Macs, they work very well! I've been using them on Macs that (normally) require the 4.5V battery as well and so far the 3V from the CR2032 batteries have worked well enough.

I'd love to upgrade one of my DOS cards with a DX4/100 or similar.

Yup, the LC 580 is the same, with an extra RAM slot not necessarily found on all other P630 variants. I've been using my LC580 board in a Performa 6220CD case (it's original case crumbled). I put a full 040 CPU into it and left it as-is. I did the same overclock on an extra P630 board I had...