If you do a search withatx G4 you'll get quite a few hits with
pinouts and instructions.
I do have a G4 with an ATX power supply. Mine was done with an adapter
so that if the ATX power supply ever quits, it's just a matter of
plugging another in
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On 9/15/12 10:39 AM, Frank Dutra wrote:
I've had a lot more connected to a G4 than a couple of drives and a
9800. My guess is that your power supply is getting marginal. After 12
years likely the capacitors in the power supply have started going.
You could recap the power supply or do an atx
I've had a lot more connected to a G4 than a couple of drives and a
9800. My guess is that your power supply is getting marginal. After 12
years likely the capacitors in the power supply have started going.
You could recap the power supply or do an atx conversion. Another
option is to power some
I agree with Mr. Prahlad,
You're asking too much of your Mystic's 338W PSU. Also, Radeon 9800 Pro has a
higher TDP than the GeForce4 Ti 4600 which was, if I remember it correctly, the
higher-end video card intended for this line of Power Macs.
I would desist from upgrading the video card with
Hi all,
I may have finally hit the wall so to speak, in my attempts at
keeping my trusty old G4 (dual 450 mystic) alive. A recent attempt to
upgrade my video card to a flashed Radeon 9800 pro that required
patching into the power supply via the connector cables that service
the original
Il giorno 14-09-2012 0:30, Frank Dutra ha scritto:
I may have finally hit the wall so to speak, in my attempts at
keeping my trusty old G4 (dual 450 mystic) alive. A recent attempt to
upgrade my video card to a flashed Radeon 9800 pro
IMHO, it seems to me you're asking too much from your G4.
I've had a lot more connected to a G4 than a couple of drives and a
9800. My guess is that your power supply is getting marginal. After 12
years likely the capacitors in the power supply have started going.
You could recap the power supply or do an atx conversion. Another
option is to power some
I've had a lot more connected to a G4 than a couple of drives and a
9800. My guess is that your power supply is getting marginal. After 12
years likely the capacitors in the power supply have started going.
You could recap the power supply or do an atx conversion. Another
option is to power some
