I have a G4 MDD dual 1.25 which I use for the internet and mail etc - has
four internal hard drives and over a period of time the cpu temp has risen
to the point where even at idle the main fan kicks up a noisy notch - the
cpu temp for the kick up seems to be around the 56 celsius mark - idle cpu
I'm about to dive in and replace the power supply in a G5. Caveats?
suggestions? warnings?
JV
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On 2/16/12 1:19 PM, JohnV wrote:
I'm about to dive in and replace the power supply in a G5. Caveats?
suggestions? warnings?
JV
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those using G3,
DIY. not thinking it's either a logic board or a PS issue... if it's
the PS I'm good for less.
If it's a logic board, I think it's more practical to replace the
machine...
On Feb 16, 2012, at 1:38 PM, M Christol wrote:
Did you price the repair by Apple or an authorized repair place?
On
Lo,
At 10:23 16/02/2012, you wrote:
I have a G4 MDD dual 1.25 which I use for the internet and mail etc - has
four internal hard drives and over a period of time the cpu temp has risen
to the point where even at idle the main fan kicks up a noisy notch - the
cpu temp for the kick up seems to be
Another possible option for people running OSX on a dual PPC is using
the CHUD utilities 3.5.2 to turn on nap mode. Some people have had
problems with it but it works great for me. On my G4 dual overclocked
to 1.5 ghz the CPU idle temp went from 57C to 35C and of course the
fans slowed down.
Hey Anthony,
Sorry for the late reply to this message. Do not know if you have found an
answer or not yet. For the most part, what you have been told is correct. You
do need low density ram for the sticks to be recognized.
OS 9 will see 768mgs max with the beige series of macs. However, I
On Feb 17, 2012, at 12:51 AM, Nathan Templeton wrote:
However, I found in my experience when I was stationed in Turkey
around seven years ago now with my beige G3/300 I had and entire gig
showing under 10.2.
Are you certain this was a Beige and not a Blue White G3 300MHz? The
BW had
