The dual 1.25 will work fine in a single 1.25 motherboard.
I don't believe it will harm the motherboard. A number of years ago I
did have a dual processor where each processor was running a different
speed. An error on my part. It was my first try at overclocking and I
somehow skipped part of the
On Mar 9, 2012, at 8:17 AM, Jörg Duurkoop wrote:
Hi,
Your dual 1.25 will have a 2mb cache while the single will have a 1mb
so a dual running on one processor should still be faster than a
single.
Why not just install CHUD, a toolbox for developers? Then you can
switch on and off one of the
On Mar 8, 2012, at 11:10 PM, Wayne Stewart wrote:
You can easily swap CPU modules between MDDs with the same bus speed.
You can also do it between MDDs with different bus speeds but you need
to do some resistor mods to get the best results or in some cases to
work at all
Taking out a dual 1.25
The reason I suggested this is that he's not going to run MacOS in
this machine and the OS he's going to use won't use the second
processor at all. CHUD won't work in a non MacOS machine.
On Mar 9, 8:17 am, Jörg Duurkoop wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Your dual 1.25 will have a 2mb cache while the single wil
Hi,
> Your dual 1.25 will have a 2mb cache while the single will have a 1mb
> so a dual running on one processor should still be faster than a
> single.
Why not just install CHUD, a toolbox for developers? Then you can
switch on and off one of the CPUs with a mouse click ...
This option has be
Hi,
> Your dual 1.25 will have a 2mb cache while the single will have a 1mb
> so a dual running on one processor should still be faster than a
> single.
Why not just install CHUD, a toolbox for developers? Then you can
switch on and off one of the CPUs with a mouse click ...
This option has be
Hi,
> Your dual 1.25 will have a 2mb cache while the single will have a 1mb
> so a dual running on one processor should still be faster than a
> single.
Why not just install CHUD, a toolbox for developers? Then you can
switch on and off one of the CPUs with a mouse click ...
This option has be
You can easily swap CPU modules between MDDs with the same bus speed.
You can also do it between MDDs with different bus speeds but you need
to do some resistor mods to get the best results or in some cases to
work at all
Taking out a dual 1.25 and replacing it with a single 1.25 is just
plug and
Since all the smart people hang out on this list, having kept their G3
to G5 Mac computers, I thought this would be the best place to ask for
help with this question
I own a dual 1.25GHz G4 PowerMac MDD (FW400, not FW800), that I have
upgraded to a stock Apple dual 1.42GHz G4 CPU module. My ques
