Thanks.
I`m on it.
Gene
From: Jonas Ulrich
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 7:38 PM
Subject: Re: Upgrade my Quicksilver
If you end up putting in a SATA card, you won't have to worry about the 128GB
limit, at least with the drives connected to that card.
Max the ram out to 1.5GB.
Put in a SATA card.
If you have the stock video card, it's most likely good enough for anything
but gaming.
As far as an optical drive upgrade, you can put pretty much anything in there
that is IDE.
As far as a processor upgrade goes, if possible, put a Dual 1GHZ processor
in. Only if you can find a reasonable price though, otherwise it may not be
worth it. Anything that Sonnet sells, like the 1.8GHZ Dual, would be best, but
usually the price for that processor alone is higher than the price of a high
end G5 PowerMac.
-Jonas
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