Does anyone know much about the old IBM S-model Aptivas? These were those old IBM machines from about 4 years ago. They were black and had the floppy and CD-ROM mounted under the montior in a pop-up housing. They were separate from the main case which sat on the floor and held the hard drive and mobo.
I find that some of the most interesting looking cases are those from OEM. I have changed over 2 old Sony VAIO from Pentium 200 to Pentium 800 by changing the mobo and chip. Those 2 tone grey cases were beautiful.
I would like to try this with the IBM case. I think the S-series were very unique but I am not sure how the Floppy and CD-ROM were connected to the main case. The Sony's used a standard ATX case and I only had to bump up the powersupply.
Does anyone know if this connection is SCSI, or external IDE, or propietory.
Thanks
I find that some of the most interesting looking cases are those from OEM. I have changed over 2 old Sony VAIO from Pentium 200 to Pentium 800 by changing the mobo and chip. Those 2 tone grey cases were beautiful.
I would like to try this with the IBM case. I think the S-series were very unique but I am not sure how the Floppy and CD-ROM were connected to the main case. The Sony's used a standard ATX case and I only had to bump up the powersupply.
Does anyone know if this connection is SCSI, or external IDE, or propietory.
Thanks
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