Power_Mac_G3 Date/Time: 2005:02:23 12:00:56
Powerbook_g3_Pismo Date/Time: 2004:12:30 15:51:32
Powermac_g3_486_fan Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:49:46
Powermac_g3_codegen_PSU Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:52:33
Powermac_g3_current Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:46:34
Powermac_g3_current_guts Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:52:05
Powermac_g3_dual_HDD Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:50:46
Powermac_G3_Guts Date/Time: 2005:02:23 12:01:16
Powermac_g3_naked Date/Time: 2006:02:22 23:39:41
Powermac_g3_Radeon_9200 Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:50:12
PowerSupply_mod_Powermac G3 Date/Time: 2004:01:25 09:51:20
100_1188 The two sides of my Powermac. This picture is kind of pointless. Date/Time: 2004:02:08 13:32:52 The two sides of my Powermac. This picture is kind of pointless.
100_1190 The last time I'll see the G3 decals... I think? Date/Time: 2004:02:08 19:19:29 The last time I'll see the G3 decals... I think?
100_1191 The finished side view. Date/Time: 2004:01:01 12:00:10 The finished side view.
100_1193 Front View Date/Time: 2004:01:01 12:00:50 Front View
100_1194 Back View Date/Time: 2004:01:01 12:01:28 Back View
100_1195 Front and Side View... AT THE SAME TIME... Crazy I know. Date/Time: 2004:01:01 12:02:26 Front and Side View... AT THE SAME TIME... Crazy I know.
100_1197 Side Open... nothing new inside :-( Date/Time: 2004:01:01 12:04:16 Side Open... nothing new inside :-(
100_1198 All Hooked up! It is nice to once again use the power button instead of a paper clip. Date/Time: 2004:01:01 12:15:26 All Hooked up! It is nice to once again use the power button instead of a paper clip.
powermac_g3_open I was looking at the inside of my Power Mac G3 and decided that the Codegen PSU had way too many wires. So, I made the effort and cleaned up the inside of the case. I took out the molex connectors that I knew I was never going to use, and put the rest of Date/Time: 2004:01:30 10:51:46 I was looking at the inside of my Power Mac G3 and decided that the Codegen PSU had way too many wires. So, I made the effort and cleaned up the inside of the case. I took out the molex connectors that I knew I was never going to use, and put the rest of the wires under my second dual hard drive tray.

The only loose wire that is not tucked away is the main ATX 20 pin connector. I didn't really feel like cutting all 20 wires and then soldering them to extensions. I did however cut that -5V wire off inside the PSU. It looks a lot better than having it looped over next to the connector.
Powermac_G3_open_2 In the bottom of the case I still have 2x SATA power connectors and 4x IDE power connectors. Date/Time: 2004:01:30 10:49:25 In the bottom of the case I still have 2x SATA power connectors and 4x IDE power connectors.
Powermac_g3_HDD_tray The wires coming down and under the dual HDD tray. Date/Time: 2004:01:30 10:50:24 The wires coming down and under the dual HDD tray.
Powermac_g3_clearence I picture of the space between the PSU and DVD RW. I cleaned up this area quite a bit, by reducing the number of molex connectors from 5 to 2 and greatly reducing the length of the wire.

Notice the Zip 100 is not hooked up to the IDE cable. I'll proba
Date/Time: 2004:01:30 10:50:48 I picture of the space between the PSU and DVD RW. I cleaned up this area quite a bit, by reducing the number of molex connectors from 5 to 2 and greatly reducing the length of the wire.

Notice the Zip 100 is not hooked up to the IDE cable. I'll probably cut the end off the IDE cable when I finally find something to replace the Zip drive.
100_1214 The cleaned up 20 pin ATX connector. Date/Time: 2004:01:31 00:14:07 The cleaned up 20 pin ATX connector.
100_1313 Date/Time: 2004:03:07 16:52:01
100_1314 Date/Time: 2004:03:07 16:52:21
100_1315 Date/Time: 2004:03:07 16:52:53
100_1316 Date/Time: 2004:03:07 16:53:41
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