Apple Power Macintosh G3 Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 36)

36 Chapter 2

About Internal Storage Options

Your Macintosh has ﬁve internal drive bays. Three are in the lower part of the computer and

two are in front on top. In many conﬁgurations, a single hard disk occupies the rear position

on the lower drive carrier, and a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive and Zip drive ﬁll the upper

bays.

The computer supports additional SCSI drives, which ﬁt on the lower drive carrier.

Depending on the conﬁguration you purchased, one or two additional SCSI drives can go in

the unoccupied positions on the carrier. (Some drives also require a PCI card to function.)

For technical information about the power requirements for devices the computer can

accommodate, see the electronic documentation that came with the computer.

CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive bay Zip drive bay (Zip drive is optional)

Drive position 3: This drive position

accommodates a 3.5" ATA or SCSI

hard disk drive (maximum 1" high).

If your computer came with an

Ultra ATA hard disk drive,

it is installed here.

Drive position 2: This drive position

accommodates an additional

3.5" SCSI hard disk drive

(maximum 1" high).

Drive position 1:

This drive position

accommodate a 3.5" SCSI

hard disk drive (maximum 1"

high). If your computer came with a

SCSI hard disk drive, it is installed here.

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Apple Power Macintosh G3 Instruction Manual Page 36