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They quite possibly use the same LPX-40 logic board design. Going by the developers note Apple created for it, the LPX-40 is somewhat interesting, but the Powe
by fredoralive 2y ago
They quite possibly use the same LPX-40 logic board design.
Going by the developers note Apple created for it, the LPX-40 is somewhat interesting, but the PowerMac 4400 is basically the most "boring" and normal Mac like configuration. PS/2 and VGA connectors, PC style MFM only manual eject floppy drives, support for "hard power" configurations and an AT like PSU connection - they were really going for "shove this into a PC case, and you've got a Mac". Also, Apple could've fitted a PPC604...