Fan issue on Powermac g3 400mh, 640 ram

2011-04-25 Thread crumvoc
This computer works great, except for other than a power-off, BOTH the
fans (internal and power supply)  will not shut down.  I have reset
PRAM, NVRAM, current firmware, etc.  Also reset CUDA.   Any chance
that the PRAM battery might be causing this?  Any other suggestions?

Thanks

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Re: Fan issue on Powermac g3 400mh, 640 ram

2011-04-26 Thread crumvoc
Thank you to all!  That makes me feel a lot better.  I guess I'll just
try to monitor in case of a fan failure.  I really like this old Mac.
It always makes me smile when I open the case and see the amazing
interior.  Giving it to my elderly parents and will try to teach them
how to do email.  I have set up a  very simplified desktop for them
with only a mail client (Thunderbird), iPhoto and Safari.

On Apr 25, 9:04 pm, Kris Tilford  wrote:
> On Apr 25, 2011, at 9:01 PM, Bill Connelly wrote:
>
> > Thanks and my apologies ... guess I got caught off guard with what  
> > seems to be double negative like techies ...
>
> I read it the same way the first time, and started at reply based upon  
> the wrong reading, and only realized my error when I saw the first  
> reply, which "blew the dust" out of my own head.

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USB 2 pci card for powermac G3

2011-04-26 Thread crumvoc
Hi again.  Does anyone know if any ol' off the shelf windows PC USB2
PCI card will work in my g3 powermac?  I'd like to upgrade it to USB 2
if possible.

Thanks

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USB 2 versus g3 powermac bus

2011-05-17 Thread crumvoc
anyone know how fast the onboard bus on a g3 350 is compared to usb2?
In other words comparing read and write speeds. Thanks

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Re: USB 2 pci card for powermac G3

2011-05-17 Thread crumvoc

Thanks and you were right.  I bought a $12 pci usb2 card off amazon.
Worked fine!
Doug crum
On Apr 26, 5:11 pm, Bruce Johnson 
wrote:
> On Apr 26, 2011, at 3:21 PM, crumvoc wrote:
>
> > Hi again.  Does anyone know if any ol' off the shelf windows PC USB2
> > PCI card will work in my g3 powermac?  I'd like to upgrade it to USB 2
> > if possible.
>
> Yes, USB2 in Windows also required OHCI so they're pretty much all 
> compatible. Note that USB2 requires OS X; in older OS'es you'll only get 
> USB1.1 speeds out of it. G4's have sleep issues with some USB2 chipsets; I 
> don't know if that applies to G3's as well. The NEC chipset works.
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