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The Thread King
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G4 Cube Passive Cool System
Clogs for your G4 Cube - only in Germany, surely...
 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...gename=rvi:1:2 Reminds me of my childhood, walking around all those toyshops full of wooden toys (and Play Mobil)... |
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painting into a corner
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wow, they actually didn't look horrible till i saw them in proportion to cube, if they were bigger then it might not look so odd, and really, why add wooden feet to sure a futuristic looking machine. make them out of graphite or aluminium.
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Just add a gabber kick
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who still has a cube?
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painting into a corner
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cubes are still around mate, they are actually very collectable.
i mean, you could get a 500mghz G4 in a cube, and for loads of designers that plenty of power. |
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I've been thinking of getting a Cube, cos there just so nice and I want one...
I been looking at: www.sonnettech.com - there's loads of stuff you can get for old Macs. been trying to decide whether to get a G3 or G4 processor for my B&W - could just get a superfast G3 from Powerlogix and ditch the Altivec... Prolly won't, but hey if I see one for the right price, they are really nice... |
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i kinda like them. i know i guy who covered his g4 powerbook in fake wood plastic stuff and it looks cool as fuck.
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I've heard you have to watch it on the upgrades though - cos the heat eventually destroys the logic boards. There's been quite a few Cube logic board failures - hence silly cooling blocks.
I think powerlogix makes a bigger case... Not that I've looked into it much or anything.... |
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28th August 2004
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gravis is selling cubes with upgrade cards i think
...(maybe it's easier to upgrade a cube with a g5 card than other macs), but whatever you say a cube is very stylish.... what was this cooling system about? i cannot see the pictures!!! just a joke? Last edited by mandal : 28th August 2004 at 04:33. |
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1st September 2004
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It was a set of four of finely crafted wooden blocks, wittled by Germany's finest craftspersons - like little feet with a groove that fitted the bottom of the cube's plastic enclosure, thus raising it off the floor and increasing flow of air to its vitals...
Available in multiple wood finishes... |
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