On Sep 22, 2009, at 11:54 AM, Gus wrote:
>
> well if it is an agp card, will it work in my blue and white better
> than the ATI card that is in there now?
No it won't, it does not fit in your B&W, which only accepts PCI cards.
AGP video was not used until the 'Sawtoot
d from ebay.
>
> > >>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120468674399
>
> > >>> I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
> > >> Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Your Beige G3 only has
> > >
te:
>
> >>> Also, I bought this card from ebay.
>
> >>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120468674399
>
> >>> I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
> >> Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Y
s/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120468674399
>
> >>> I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
> >> Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Your Beige G3 only has
> >> PCI slots. You need a PCI Radeon 7000. That card will not work or fit
Ds, I
> could be wrong though.
>
> -sam
I have the same card in my DA with a QS 867 processor. I have the
same issue randomly. I can go for months with it booting fine off of
the Radeon, then it will boot fine, but no video. After start up with
no video, I give it time to load a
if that
makes a diff.
Since it only happens on a cold start, *shrug* Just live with it.
You shouldn't be cold starting that often anyway, especially if sleep
works.
Since you're switching video cards anyway... take a good look at the
slot. Make sure it's clean
Speaking of ATi cards.
I've got a G5 version Radeon Pro 9600 64MB card that has the pins
taped to work in my Quicksilver 733. It works, but usually it does
not want to work on startup, screen does not turn on. but if I hit
the reset a few seconds after the ethernet links up(router on my
pdimage wrote:
> On 21/9/09 15:59, "Len Gerstel" wrote:
>
>>
>> On Sep 21, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Gus wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Also, I bought this card from ebay.
>>>
>>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120468674399
On 21/9/09 15:59, "Len Gerstel" wrote:
>
>
> On Sep 21, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Gus wrote:
>
>
>> Also, I bought this card from ebay.
>>
>> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120468674399
>>
>> I was told this would a
On Sep 21, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Gus wrote:
> Also, I bought this card from ebay.
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120468674399
>
> I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
Unfortunately, you bought an AGP Radeon 7000. Your Beig
How (where) are the video drivers setup and located in OS X.4.11?
I have 10.4.11 running on a desktop Beige G3 and when I did the update
a program that I use (visual hub) causes the screen to go black. That
didn't happen before I installed the updates. I was told that the
processor cause
Nestamicky wrote:
> On 9/18/09 11:27 AM, Jim Scott wrote:
>
>> Good luck if you try reflowing, and don't blame me if you fail, as you
>> most certainly will, sooner or later. Just be sure that you're prepared
>> to write off any failure before you begin. On the other hand, the logic
>> board al
On 9/18/09 11:27 AM, Jim Scott wrote:
> Good luck if you try reflowing, and don't blame me if you fail, as you
> most certainly will, sooner or later. Just be sure that you're prepared
> to write off any failure before you begin. On the other hand, the logic
> board already has let you down, so yo
Nestamicky and others in this group want to know how I've successfully
reflowed the ball grid array (BGA) solder to solve video chipset problems in
G3 and G4 iBooks and some G4 PowerBooks. I've also used the same technique
to reflow the solder and fix the G4 iBook U28 chip problem, and
r xServe G4 (slot load), is this the best way or should I
> > install the o/s onto a spare ADM and the transfer from one xServe to
> > the other?
> > 2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
> > these were specific, can I use a card from a Power
On 9/4/09 6:10 PM, "Ian Prickett" Broadcast into
the ether:
> 2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
> these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
> to get it up and running) after that I want to use screen sharing to
>
should I
> install the o/s onto a spare ADM and the transfer from one xServe to
> the other?
> 2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
> these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
> to get it up and running) after that I
lized that I didn't
have anything to run on it! Oh well, I brought most of my Xserve back from the
dead.
See comments embedded below:
--- On Fri, 9/4/09, Ian Prickett wrote:
> From: Ian Prickett
> Subject: Xserve G4 (Tray Load) video card (and other) questions
> To: "g3
should I
> install the o/s onto a spare ADM and the transfer from one xServe to
> the other?
> 2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
> these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
> to get it up and running) after that I
DM and the transfer from one xServe to
the other?
2) Compatibility question, does any one know if the video cards for
these were specific, can I use a card from a Powermac G4 QS (at least
to get it up and running) after that I want to use screen sharing to
manage it?
3) Does anyone know of a g
On 8/21/09 11:56 AM, Bruce Johnson of john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu sent
>
>
> On Aug 20, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
>
>> Thank you for responding, Bruce. Let's see if I can be clearer. The
>> movie
>> was found on YouTube, and was downloaded as (I am sure) a Flash
>> movie via
>> Pe
John Niven wrote:
> I've used HandBrake to convert DVD's to a format that went onto my iPod nano,
> but I couldn't see how to convert other files. I ended up buying "MP4
> Converter" which seems to do the job, though I have had some audio sync
> problems which I haven't tracked down yet.
I bel
On Aug 20, 2009, at 1:23 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
> Thank you for responding, Bruce. Let's see if I can be clearer. The
> movie
> was found on YouTube, and was downloaded as (I am sure) a Flash
> movie via
> Perian, then ported to QuickTime. QT's movie inspector says this
> about the
> resu
.
--- On Thu, 8/20/09, Dana Collins wrote:
> From: Dana Collins
> Subject: Re: Is this right? (QT -> m4v video question)
> To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
> Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009, 11:03 PM
>
> > On Aug 20, 2:01 pm, Dana Collins
> wrote:
> >> I h
rake. It does a conversion appropriate for the end
> hardware. Quick and clean and files no bigger than they need to be.
>
> Free too, if I remember correctly.
>
> Rich
Yes, I have Handbrake. I will also give that a try.
Basically looking for something that
Try Handbrake. It does a conversion appropriate for the end
hardware. Quick and clean and files no bigger than they need to be.
Free too, if I remember correctly.
Rich
On Aug 20, 2:01 pm, Dana Collins wrote:
> I have a QT movie (.mov format) showing a demonstration of realtime
> audio pitch
Try Handbrake. It does a conversion appropriate for the end
hardware. Quick and clean and files no bigger than they need to be.
Free too, if I remember correctly.
Rich
On Aug 20, 2:01 pm, Dana Collins wrote:
> I have a QT movie (.mov format) showing a demonstration of realtime
> audio pitch
lip
>>> is
>>> maybe 12 minutes) and then left me with an m4v file weighing in at a
>>> whopping 80.5 MB! I was sure the file sizes would be exponentially
>>> the
>>> reverse (isn't m4v a form of encoded "compression" as mp3 is to
>
t; reverse (isn't m4v a form of encoded "compression" as mp3 is to
>> audio?).
>> Does this sound right? Should I be using a different exporting
>> algorithm?
>
> It's entirely possible to do this, as QT might well be upscaling the
> video, because convert
ifferent exporting
> algorithm?
It's entirely possible to do this, as QT might well be upscaling the
video, because convert .mov to iPod gets you specifically
formatted .m4v files.
Without knowing what the original specs are, it's hard to tell, but if
it was small (320 x
I have a QT movie (.mov format) showing a demonstration of realtime
audio pitch manipulation that I want to use for class lecture. The QT
original is at 27.8 MB - thought I'd port it to my iPod Touch for
convenience (I use an Apple A/V composite adapter for overhead screen
projection on downloaded
now I
hesitate. Will I notice much or a performance increase if I were to
install the 7800 or would I just be installing a noise increase? Any
Quadro 4500 users out there? Can Mac Pro video cards be used in these
G5s?
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ood idea.
Also, the output resolutions of some video cards don't match the
inputs necessary for the TV without using some extra software like
SwitchResX or DisplayConfigX. These are not programs for casual users,
they can screw up your display and may
On Jul 24, 6:35 pm, Allan Castleberry wrote:
> I am trying to hook up my Gigabit G4, to my Magnavox lcd hdtv, with a DVI to
> HDMI cable. So far, radeon 7000 and radeon 9000 aren't working. Any
> suggestions?
> --
> Allan Castleberry
Allan,
I think the problem is that there are 2 DVI standards
>
>
> Have you tried the VGA port on the TV? I know that when I connected
> mine (with a Radeon 9000) to my tv it didn't work at first because the
> video was set wrong. I was able to use VNC (I'd previously set it up
> for remote control) from my laptop to change
when I connected
mine (with a Radeon 9000) to my tv it didn't work at first because the
video was set wrong. I was able to use VNC (I'd previously set it up
for remote control) from my laptop to change the video output to what
my TV (Proscan) used (which is 1024 x 768...the compu
I am trying to hook up my Gigabit G4, to my Magnavox lcd hdtv, with a DVI to
HDMI cable. So far, radeon 7000 and radeon 9000 aren't working. Any
suggestions?
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Thanks guys for the info! I got the PCI cards super cheap on our local
Craigslist... and I'd like to keep the original Mac AGP cards in them
since they have ADC ports for my Apple LCD monitor... so that's my
reasoning.
I'll flash them and give it a go. Thanks again.
Steve
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On 4/7/09 23:48, "joplinfan" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
> both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
> studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it mentions
> that AGP cards require tape to be p
On Jul 5, 2009, at 2:10 AM, Will S wrote:
> It is possible to flash some PCI cards and have both Quartz Extreme &
> Core Image. No need for PCI extreme or special hacks. I'm running a
> B&W machine upgraded to G4 600 Mhz. It's got a flashed Nvidia 5500 PCI
> card. I'm running Tiger and the Mac OS
On Jul 4, 10:32 pm, Kris Tilford wrote:
> On Jul 4, 2009, at 5:48 PM, joplinfan wrote:
>
> > I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
> > both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
> > studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it
On Jul 4, 2009, at 5:48 PM, joplinfan wrote:
> I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
> both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
> studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it mentions
> that AGP cards require tape to be placed
Hi all,
I'm getting ready to flash a BFG / Geforce 6200 and a Radeon 9250...
both standard PCI cards... to use in my MDD G4 1ghz towers. Been
studying up on the process at The Mac Elite website where it mentions
that AGP cards require tape to be placed over some of the pins due to
Apple's non sta
Powermac G5 with the latest updates to the OS and Safari.
>
> I use Cosmopod it works with Safari 4. Free trial at
> :<http://cocoamug.com/cosmopod/>.
>
> It is no hassle ready to go when any downloadable Video is visible.
> Just click Icon that is placed in Safari's
s with Safari 4. Free trial at
:<http://cocoamug.com/cosmopod/>.
It is no hassle ready to go when any downloadable Video is visible.
Just click Icon that is placed in Safari's menu bar.
Auto download after Click while you watch. Low Cost. 8.90 Euros
ErnieG
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On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 9:53 AM, PETE wrote:
> Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly watch . However, the
> network has it on their website. Is it possible to capture the show on my
> computer? How can I do that? I have a Powermac G5 with the latest updates to
> the OS and Safari
On Jun 25, 2009, at 9:53 AM, PETE wrote:
> Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly watch .
> However, the network has it on their website. Is it possible to
> capture the show on my computer? How can I do that? I have a
> Powermac G5 with the latest updates to the OS and Safa
You could try this method:
http://www.thewwwblog.com/download-youtube-videos-safari-browser-mac-os-x.html
or you could try using something like Miro:
http://www.getmiro.com/download/
On Jun 25, 9:53 am, PETE wrote:
> Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly watch . However, the
>
Somehow my dvr did not record a show that I regularly watch . However, the
network has it on their website. Is it possible to capture the show on my
computer? How can I do that? I have a Powermac G5 with the latest updates to
the OS and Safari.
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On Jun 16, 2009, at 11:01 PM, MaGioZal wrote:
>
> On 6/16/09 1:28 AM, Po-en Tsai at wrote:
>
>> Or, like me, I would switch onto my Panther 10.3 partition,
>> running Firefox
>> 2.04 to watch anything Flash based. It seems to work for me, and
>> Youtube works
>> fine like that.
>>
>> Upgrad
On 6/16/09 1:28 AM, Po-en Tsai at wrote:
> Or, like me, I would switch onto my Panther 10.3 partition, running Firefox
> 2.04 to watch anything Flash based. It seems to work for me, and Youtube works
> fine like that.
>
> Upgrading ram may help, with my iMac, I had 512mb ram, but upgraded to 76
I replaced my 400 Mhz processor on my G4 Sawtooth with a 1.5 Ghz Mercury CPU
with 3 MB Level 3 cache, and it has made a great deal of difference. Even with
the standard ATI Rage 128 16 MB AGP video card. I also increased the RAM from
896 MB to 2 GB. I would like to get a PCI card based
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:44 PM, nestamicky wrote:
> Stephen Weber wrote:
>
> I have a G3 600mhz iMac and runs bad on yourtube too. You need a computer
> with a processor better than a G3 or a early G4. It's because flash is a
> CPU hog.
>
> Well that's fine, but my Pismo 400 runs Youtube wel
>On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 2:34 PM, Dan wrote:
>>This is all about the plug-in's speed - Flash or QuickTime. I
>>think most stuff on YouTube is Flash but it's moving to H.264?
At 2:55 PM -0400 6/16/2009, Stephen Weber wrote:
>H.264 I believe is the codec that Youtube uses for storing the files
>
>G4 Titanium 400Mhz
> >Running 10.4 with 768 ram. Fully updated, except for the latest Safari.
>
> >It's crap on any video site, including Youtube.
>
> Flash sucks, and it has gotten worse this past year. Ditto for the
> more advanced codecs in QuickTime.
>
> >N
At 9:24 PM -0600 6/15/2009, nestamicky wrote:
>
>G4 Titanium 400Mhz
>Running 10.4 with 768 ram. Fully updated, except for the latest Safari.
>It's crap on any video site, including Youtube.
Flash sucks, and it has gotten worse this past year. Ditto for the
more advanced co
At 5:52 AM -0500 6/16/2009, Kris Tilford wrote:
>On Jun 15, 2009, at 10:52 PM, nestamicky wrote:
>
>> I would think, being completely drunk, that a 1.58 ghz machine would
>> beat a P3 machine.
Adobe put a lot of work into making Flash look great under Windoze.
I think they've barely given it
Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:24 PM, nestamicky wrote:
>
>> Thanks for reading. It's my G4 Titanium 400Mhz. It's crap on any video site,
>> including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was not this horrible. Now, Dan, would rpm
>> save m
knows Windows. He's having all sorts of problems (virus,
spyware, slow connection related) and I need to get him onto a Mac
ASAP, but don't have any spare ones that can "play video", a "minimal"
requirement.
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>
> I've had some Pentium III PC laptops that were equivalent MHz to G3
> and early G4 Apples. It always bothered me immensely that a 700MHz
> PIII could play almost all video completely smoothly with an 8MB
> Radeon video card; and a G4 PowerBook with 8MB Radeon, or G3
RAM Radeon's can slow down video playback even more, so it
would be good to find some type of benchmarks beforehand, and then
measure the difference after enabling Quartz Extreme. If it's slower,
just uninstall PCI Extreme and revert. To be sure Quartz Extreme is
working
On 16/06/2009, at 3:24 PM, nestamicky wrote:
> Thanks for reading. It's my G4 Titanium 400Mhz. It's crap on any
> video site, including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was not this horrible.
> Now, Dan, would rpm save me here? I'm using both the latest---non
> rpm--v
> Stephen Weber
>
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:24 PM, nestamicky <mailto:nestami...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Thanks for reading. It's my G4 Titanium 400Mhz. It's crap on any
> video site, including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was not this horrible.
> Now
On 6/16/09 2:46 AM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio at
wrote:
> Because you fully download before playing I assume your connection is
> perhaps dial-up.
No, it isn't -- it's a slow, 256kbps cable-modem connection...
> Will the machine accept a full Gig of RAM?
Close to this -- 768MB of RAM.
> Bu
a G3 or a early G4. It's
> because flash is a CPU hog.
>
> Stephen Weber
>
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:24 PM, nestamicky
> wrote:
> Thanks for reading. It's my G4 Titanium 400Mhz. It's crap on any
> video site, including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was no
ll possible. You may also
>> have virtual memory turned on which I believe may account for the
>> jerkiness.
>>
>> You say it is crappy on " any " video site. As an experiment put IE5
>> on it and look for some Windows video. That worked for my old 9600 300
&g
may account for the
> jerkiness.
>
> You say it is crappy on " any " video site. As an experiment put IE5
> on it and look for some Windows video. That worked for my old 9600 300
> MHz.
Well, I'm here on a 266MHz G3 with 512MB of RAM and 10.4, and YouTube is
very crappy her
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 11:24 PM, nestamicky wrote:
> Thanks for reading. It's my G4 Titanium 400Mhz. It's crap on any video site,
> including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was not this horrible. Now, Dan, would rpm
> save me here? I'm using both the latest---non rpm--versio
ent MHz to G3
and early G4 Apples. It always bothered me immensely that a 700MHz
PIII could play almost all video completely smoothly with an 8MB
Radeon video card; and a G4 PowerBook with 8MB Radeon, or G3
700-900MHz iBook with 16MB Radeon both completely choke on even simple
video, and
#x27;s crap on any video
> site, including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was not this horrible. Now, Dan, would
> rpm save me here? I'm using both the latest---non rpm--version of FF and
> Safari 3.x. Horrible video, and by that is meant; very jerky. Running 10.4
> with 768 ram. Fully up
Thanks for reading. It's my G4 Titanium 400Mhz. It's crap on any video
site, including Youtube. Trusty Pismo was not this horrible. Now, Dan,
would rpm save me here? I'm using both the latest---non rpm--version of
FF and Safari 3.x. Horrible video, and by that is meant; very
Before spending any money, make sure you know where the bottleneck
really is. And give more information on what you mean by "very slow
at displaying screens."
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I'll second David's comments about the 6200. I picked one up on eBay
for
about $85, and it made my DA DP feel three times as fast on the net. I
consider
it one of my best update buys to date.
- Michael B. in Cincinnati
On May 9, 9:47 pm, dc wrote:
> My vote is for the GeForce 6200/256MB, great p
My vote is for the GeForce 6200/256MB, great performance and lot's
cheaper than a Radeon 9800. They are PC cards that must be flashed or
purchased from someone who has prepped it for Mac. I have 6200s in
several Macs including Sawtooth, Cube and Digital Audio; they do not
have any sleep issues (or
On May 9, 2009, at 9:29 AM, DKline wrote:
>
> My system now has a stock Rage128 Pro Graphics card which is very slow
> at displaying screens. What upgrade cards are available AGP and would
> it significantly accelerate displaying
Yes, a faster card would help some. There are many ATI Radeons-
assuming it's creating a
> bootleneck to the entire system. Thanks DKline
I've had the same video card in my 400 MHz Giganet G4 since I bought it
new in 2001. It supported my 22" Samsung flatscreen out of the box when
I upgraded about three years ago. And yes, I can watch full
My system now has a stock Rage128 Pro Graphics card which is very slow
at displaying screens. What upgrade cards are available AGP and would
it significantly accelerate displaying and downloading things on the
internet. It's VRAM is only 16mb so I'm assuming it's creating a
bootleneck to the ent
I have a dual 1.8GHz G5 with an AGP 8x NVidia 5200 connected to an 22"
Apple Cinema Display, with the infamous ADC connector. Given the lack
of graphics power in the 5200, I'd like to upgrade. As far as I can
tell my upgrade options would be a factory original Radeon 9600. There
were aftermarket 9
On 3/5/09 22:28, "roger deghetto" wrote:
> im working out a trade for a ati all in wonder 9800 pro video card guy said
> its not flshed but he also said he thinks it will work in a mdd g4 im taking
> it since it is a 9800 pro it will or am i thinking wrong
> thanks roger
im working out a trade for a ati all in wonder 9800 pro video card guy said its
not flshed but he also said he thinks it will work in a mdd g4 im taking it
since it is a 9800 pro it will or am i thinking wrong
thanks roger
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You
That card looks like it could be converted to work on a Mac but the
ROM would need to be flashed with a converted Mac ROM. Usually that's
done on a PC with a PCI video card or onboard video. Then there's a
chance you will need to edit an extension to make it work in OS X. Not
for th
oise wrote:
>
>
> On Apr 16, 7:04 am, Paul wrote:
> > On Apr 15, 8:44 am, dc wrote:
> >
> > > You can check video card compatibility for your beast here:
> >
> > >http://themacelite.wikidot.com/compatibility
> >
...
> 1) flashed cards
On Apr 16, 7:04 am, Paul wrote:
> On Apr 15, 8:44 am, dc wrote:
>
> > You can check video card compatibility for your beast here:
>
> >http://themacelite.wikidot.com/compatibility
>
> They have extensive information on flashing a PC video card for Mac
> use, wh
On Apr 15, 8:44 am, dc wrote:
> You can check video card compatibility for your beast here:
>
> http://themacelite.wikidot.com/compatibility
They have extensive information on flashing a PC video card for Mac
use, which expands your options while making it very in
You can check video card compatibility for your beast here:
http://themacelite.wikidot.com/compatibility
On Apr 14, 12:17 pm, Tre wrote:
> I'm desperate to find a compatible video card for my G4 Power Mac.
> Does anyone know which
On 14 Apr 2009, at 09:17:43 PDT, Tre wrote:
> I'm desperate to find a compatible video card for my G4 Power Mac.
> Does anyone know which one I need?
> My Mac is 5 years old. I don't wanna spend a lot of money on it but
> its a beast and I don't want to get ri
On Apr 14, 2009, at 9:17 AM, Tre wrote:
> I'm desperate to find a compatible video card for my G4 Power Mac.
> Does anyone know which one I need?
> My Mac is 5 years old. I don't wanna spend a lot of money on it but
> its a beast and I don't want to get rid of it qui
Hello;
I'm desperate to find a compatible video card for my G4 Power Mac.
Does anyone know which one I need?
My Mac is 5 years old. I don't wanna spend a lot of money on it but
its a beast and I don't want to get rid of it quite yet.
Much appreciate
iption. The card they have for sale does not include an ADC.
> They
> said they would update the sale page soon.
> I'd like a decent cheap video card for a Gigabit G4, so I checked.
> Good day,
> Ralph
You can always put a WTB (Want to buy) on the swaplist. I saw one on
th
d they have for sale does not include an ADC. They
> said they would update the sale page soon.
> I'd like a decent cheap video card for a Gigabit G4, so I checked.
> Good day,
> Ralph
>
>
The card is "Sapphire" brand. It has the Radeon 9000Pro chipset but it
IS a
splays (ADC).
>
> No it doesn't. There is no ADC connector on that thing, an ADC
Howdy,
I contacted Overstock to find out if the picture was wrond or the
description. The card they have for sale does not include an ADC. They
said they would update the sale page soon.
I'd
It is between the d-sub and the dvi.
Mike Baker wrote:
>
> I don't think it has s-video, at least not in the description.
>
> --- On Wed, 3/11/09, pdimage wrote:
>
>> From: pdimage
>> Subject: Re: video upgrade
>> To: "g3-5-list@googlegroups.com&
I don't think it has s-video, at least not in the description.
--- On Wed, 3/11/09, pdimage wrote:
> From: pdimage
> Subject: Re: video upgrade
> To: "g3-5-list@googlegroups.com"
> Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2009, 12:02 PM
>
> On 11/3/09 15:28, "a
t;abrock" wrote:
>
>> Hello All,
>> I would like to upgrade the video card in my G4 Digital Audio (466).
>> I'm on a tight budget, and I found this on overstock.
>>
>> http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Sapphire-100545-SR-Radeon9000Pro-Graphics
>> -Car
On Mar 11, 2009, at 8:28 AM, abrock wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> I would like to upgrade the video card in my G4 Digital Audio (466).
> I'm on a tight budget, and I found this on overstock.
>
> http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Sapphire-100545-SR-Radeon9000Pro-Graphics-C
On 11/3/09 15:28, "abrock" wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> I would like to upgrade the video card in my G4 Digital Audio (466).
> I'm on a tight budget, and I found this on overstock.
>
> http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Sapphire-100545-SR-Radeon9000Pro-Gra
On Mar 11, 2009, at 11:28 AM, abrock wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> I would like to upgrade the video card in my G4 Digital Audio (466).
> I'm on a tight budget, and I found this on overstock.
>
> http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Sapphire-100545-SR-
> Radeon9000Pro
Hello All,
I would like to upgrade the video card in my G4 Digital Audio (466).
I'm on a tight budget, and I found this on overstock.
http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Sapphire-100545-SR-Radeon9000Pro-Graphics-Card-Refurbished/3504887/product.html?sec_iid=33972
My question is. Will it
May or may not be true, I'm using 10.5.6 on my G4 Sawtooth 1999 model
and if I don't have this installed I have problems especially when the
platform goes to sleep.
Upon wake-up the display is completly hashed and nothing is readable.
Best regards,
Harry
On Feb
macosx10-4x-3x-radeon.html
>
> Under 10.5, I believe I need to just use Apple's drivers?
As far as I can tell under 10.3,4 or 5 you only need the Apple provided
drivers. The ATI installed drivers add control for additional features
such as screen rotation and some control for comp
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