It was a dead battery. Once I put a new battery in, the G3 card boots no problem. When I run the gauge program, it detects only 64K or something like that of level 1 cache and no level 2 cache. When I run the maxpower control panel, it says the card or the software is not installed properly. Is this normal, or should there be some level 2 cache showing in the gauge?
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