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Circa 2009 I did this with a G5 Tower (Purchased on eBay for about $60) which was the same design except for some internal differences in mounting. The trick is
by kenrikm 11y ago
Circa 2009 I did this with a G5 Tower (Purchased on eBay for about $60) which was the same design except for some internal differences in mounting. The trick is you buy a PC motherboard mounter intended to be used to make custom cases and you install it in the G5 case. Bam you have a Mac Pro case that will use off the shelf PC components. I ran it as a Hackintosh for a few years but currently it has Windows 8.1 on it. Processor speed requirements have not moved much in that with two GTX 670s in SLI six years later it can still run pretty much every game out there at max settings.
- rbanffy 11y ago> but currently it has Windows 8.1 on it You know you will have a place in hell for this. Not only ripping out the guts of an elegant PowerPC machine to replace it with an x86 brain, but making it run Windows... This is so wrong... ;-)