on 4/8/03 3:25 PM, Philip Stortz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> well, a wild guess would be that it's the sound chip, but i could be wrong.
> the best thing to do would be to find it on the logic board and try to look up
> the part number.  you can contact me off list for help identifying it.  beyond
> that, slap a "reasonable" heat sink on it and see how hot it gets, if it's too
> hot to touch it's too hot, if it isn't you're fine (actually most chips are
> rated for "too hot to touch", but it's usually not a good idea if you want
> them to last or tolerate any other random abuse, i.e. in the case of a sound
> chip a shorted output etc.).  it could be something other than sound, but
> that's my guess.  it's position, i.e. what ports etc. it's close to would also
> be a clue.
> 
> Dan Pennington wrote:
> ---------
>> http://www.macopz.com/buildamac/
>> which details how to do all this buying and connecting of spare
>> parts, says that there is a heat sink built onto the case behind the
>> logic board that makes contact with the Philips chip on the back side
>> of the board.  Obviously, this Philips chip does some mysterious hot
>> things and needs to be cooled down.  (Me, too, occasionally.)  I've
>> never seen the inside of a bare G4 case and the guy at CompUSA won't
>> let me rip the logic board out of any of the G4's they have there.
>> Can anyone help with some info on this heat sink?  Measurements?
>> Photos? Some other site that talks about it?
> ------------

Unfortunately I happen to have a dead mobo so the thing is out of the
case...

the part you are looking for is a simple alum. block ( best I can tell)
1x1x.25   the part# on the block is...

FoxConn 805-2268-A

hope this helps =)
Ralph


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