Apple Power Macintosh PowerMac 8100/80AV 80MHz PowerPC 601 ?MB RAM NO HDD PARTS


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Up for sale is an old Apple Power Macintosh 8100/80av from 1994. We were unable to get this old desktop Mac to boot - when powered on, the CD-ROM drive just whirrs and whirrs and will not open and when we try to boot from a floppy, the drive just spits out the disk soon after it is inserted. We were not able to get any video output on the video card installed into one of the expansion slots, but were able to get an image from the onboard video - a floppy disk icon with a flashing question mark and one time we got the frowning Macintosh computer with the hexadecimal codes pictured. If this is anything like the other old Macs we've recently sold, it likely needs a BIOS battery. The plastic on the case is in very brittle condition. Some little bits of broken plastic came out when the case was removed to photograph the computer - so, it will either have to be replaced, possibly glued, or maybe someone can 3D print a new one? It is missing the CD-ROM faceplate. Anyway, it turns 30 years old this year and the plastic is brittle. The broken plastic bits are included with the computer. You only get the desktop PC and the broken plastic pieces - you will need to provide your own ADB keyboard and mouse, power cable, as well as a monitor. Apple's support site says it will run all the way up to OS 9. This one was interesting in that it had a bunch of signatures molded into the plastic above the expansion slots - see picture! Perhaps these were the team that designed the computer? This also comes with the 3 RAM sticks pictures - they were discovered wrapped in a piece of bubble wrap and stuck inside of the case when we opened it to photograph it - so they're included.


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