On 8/25/01 12:30 PM, "(Power Computing List)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Newertech G4/400 vs PT pro225
> 
> 
> I have a power computing power tower pro 225
> running mac os9 on it
> w/ two monitors and a orange micro usb/firewire card in the pci slots
> i bought a newer tech g4 400 upgrade card
> and have had lots of freezing
> to date  the only information i could find about my errors was this from
> 
> another list:
> 
> "...card and ordered the NewerTech Maxpowr G4 400mhz. After the Newer
> card was installed the
> system was unstable (random freezes) until I removed the L2 memory from
> the motherboard.
> Now seems to work w/o problems."
> 
> sounds great right!!??
> can anyone confirm this and tell me where my L2 memory is?
> 
> thanks
> Skinny
I have a PowerComputing PowerCenter Pro 210�OS 9.1, XLR8 G3 Carrier 466
card, 512 meg ram, 4 meg video ram, Sonnet Tango Firewire/USB PCI card.

The instructions fro my XLR8 card are to remove the L2 card. I did so and my
system is very stable. I remember reading accounts of upgrades to PCP units
which crashed until the L2 card was removed. Also the G3 chips have cache on
board so a separate card is redundant possibly explaining the instability.

Cheers,

Chester Fitzpatrick
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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