>  > I currently have a G4 500 winging it's way towards me for my Beige
>>  DT. <snip> Are there any other issues which I should be
>>  aware of relating to using a G4 processor in a Beige G3?
>
>I found that good heatsinking was essential to keep my G4/466 (OC'd to 500
>MHz) running without overheating problems in my DT G3.  Be sure you use good
>quality (preferably high silver oxide content) thermal paste between the
>processor chip and the stock heatsink, and that you reinstall the clip which
>holds the heatsink dowm with the original orientation (note this when
>removing it).

I've got a syringe of thermal paste that I used when I Oc'd my 
existing G3 266, I think it's 50% silver, plus a few other things.

Thanks
Craig


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