Also, when I upgraded to the 400 Mhz G3 card, my mac would sometimes just *click* and turn itself off after a while of useage! I imagine this is because the CPU was overheating for some reason? Anyways, the heatsink seemed a bit hot on the cpu, so I made a makeshift cooling fan for the cpu from an old socket 7 heatsink that used to be on one of my Pee Cees, seems to work fine now, I was wondering if there is a certain model of cpu and "up" that requires a cooling fan on macs? Up until now I've never seen a Mac cpu with a cooling fan on a heatsink like in PCs, just a heatsink no cooling fan...
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