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In his desire to play Quake, a man has managed to rip the guts from his Apple IIe and installed a...Pentium. A Pentium II, mind, but an x86 processor nonetheless. "I designed it in such a way that I could put almost any standard ATX motherboard inside," Craig Noll says in an Inquirer story. "It just happens that I don't have a Pentium 4 or anything in that range." Craig says he'd like feedback on his project. You can mail (not flame him) here. There're also a few pics of his IIe project at the Inquirer Analysis: Why, why, why, Delilah? An LC575 mobo or a G3 into a Color Classic - now that makes sense. But this? But you know what they say: "Intel Inside. Idiot..."
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