I don't know what it is that you are referring to, laptop/monitor etc)
So this is general advice:
The inverter powers the backlight and so would only be responsible for issues
relating to that.
Are the lines identical and vertical? Are they coloured red, blue, or white? If
so, then it is
It is my understanding that as long as the Powermac shares the same Front Side
Bus, in this case, a 133 MHz, then yes, a CPU from a later model will be
compatible.
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It is my understanding that as long as the Powermac shares the same Front
Side Bus, in this case, a 133 MHz, then yes, a CPU from a later model will
be compatible.
There are two 133 MHz processor standards: DA and QS.
Processor card power comes from the motherboard on a DA.
Processor card
Il giorno 16-05-2011 13:36, Robert Menes ha scritto:
I have a Power Mac G4 Digital Audio that I'm looking to upgrade for a
friend. It is the 466 MHz model, running OS X 10.4.11.
Which brings me to my question: what are some good compatible upgrades for
DA Power Macs?
I have a G4 DA as
Il giorno 16-05-2011 13:36, Robert Menes ha scritto:
I have a Power Mac G4 Digital Audio that I'm looking to upgrade for a
friend. It is the 466 MHz model, running OS X 10.4.11.
Which brings me to my question: what are some good compatible
upgrades for
DA Power Macs?
I bought a DA
I got my Quicksilver dual 800 from FleaBay for $50 shipped. How long ago was
this?
I bought a DA online that someone had put a Dual 533MHz cpu from another DA.
I feel very fortunate to have it ... it was the first G4 I had really wanted
to buy when it first came out, but couldnt afford the
On May 15, 8:54 pm, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all, quick question here. Can a faulty inverter board cause distortion to
appear on parts of a screen? Almost looks like a bunch of close together
lines, that causes whatever is displayed in that part of the screen to be
At 2:46 PM -0700 5/6/2011, Bruce Johnson wrote:
http://daringfireball.net/2011/05/wolf
Good compilation of scary pronouncements about OS X and malware...
An interesting read:
http://www.tuaw.com/2011/05/14/malware-macs-and-crying-wolf-doing-the-math/
- Dan.
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I like the Quicksilver machine=quieter than dual drive doors, plenty
of PCI slots and some room inside with the ZIP drive cage removed.
On May 16, 2011, at 12:00 PM, Alex Barnes wrote:
Quicksilver dual 800
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My G5 mac (pci dual 1.8 2mgs ram 10.5.8 Has the mac chime, then the
pinwheel hash marks. Next, the fans get faster and faster until max
speed. I tried removing the Battery and putting it back in. This
fixed it once. Now, no go. It does not want to boot from DVD either.
It shuts off just
I tried 10.4 Tiger and it boots fine. I tried disk repair and am
getting incorrect # of threads It has tried repairing it twice now.
We will see? 750gigs of data, most is backed up at least.
On 5/16/11, Wayne Garrett groge...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried 10.4 Tiger and it boots fine. I tried disk
DiskWarrior might be a good investment. Good luck.
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Il giorno 17-05-2011 4:11, Wayne Garrett ha scritto:
Next, the fans get faster and faster until max speed.
Could be some fan isn't working, so the temperature raises too much
(unlikely but not impossible). Can you check all the fans inside?
I tried removing the Battery and putting it back in.
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