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Subject: Re: G5 Quad Core Shaken Up in Transport
Date:Sunday, 06. January 2013
From:Bill Connelly billycarmac...@verizon.net
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Wish I felt comfortable trying reseating the cpu with new thermal
paste ... given
What's the chance that the following (basically, deep clean the
machine) might solve the high temperature problem?
It's what I would do next. Also reapply the thermal paste, and then
run ASD thermal calibration to make sure it's properly reset.
I'm sorry this hasn't been
On Jan 5, 2013, at 6:03 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
The quad G5 has a much lower rate of LCS failure or compromise than
other
liquid cooled G5s. If it were, say, a dual 2.5 like my folks', I agree
I'd check the LCS first. But on this quad, I'd do the clean-up and
thermal
paste renewal
Il giorno 06/01/13 02:25, Bill Connelly ha scritto:
Money is also a factor ... I had to borrow the funds thinking I didn't
want to miss such a good deal ... it was worth a try. although I paid
too much for it.
A friend just suggested I consider a 1st or 2nd generation Mac Pro. I
just might
Sure, a Mac Pro would be faster, more compatible with recent OSX, and
sucking less power.
On the other hand, you would have the added trouble of your old software
compatibility...
I agree with Valter. The upgrade cost can be sizeable. Part of what keeps me
on 10.4 is that I have Photoshop 7
On Jan 5, 2013, at 10:29 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Sure, a Mac Pro would be faster, more compatible with recent OSX, and
sucking less power.
On the other hand, you would have the added trouble of your old
software
compatibility...
I agree with Valter. The upgrade cost can be sizeable.
On Jan 5, 2013, at 5:03 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
What's the chance that the following (basically, deep clean the
machine) might solve the high temperature problem?
It's what I would do next. Also reapply the thermal paste, and then
run ASD thermal calibration to make sure it's properly
On Jan 3, 2013, at 8:31 AM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
What's the chance that the following (basically, deep clean the
machine) might solve the high temperature problem?
It's what I would do next. Also reapply the thermal paste, and then
run
ASD thermal calibration to make sure it's properly
Update: The PC Tech person reconnected all the wires, reseated the
11GB RAM, and hard drive connections, and such, and the machine
started up for them. They were satisfied and sent it home with me.
Then the same symptoms occurred for me: Shut down with Temperature
Monitor showing A at
On 1/3/13 02:34 AM, Bill Connelly wrote:
Update: The PC Tech person reconnected all the wires, reseated the 11GB
RAM, and hard drive connections, and such, and the machine started up
for them. They were satisfied and sent it home with me. Then the same
symptoms occurred for me: Shut down with
What's the chance that the following (basically, deep clean the
machine) might solve the high temperature problem?
It's what I would do next. Also reapply the thermal paste, and then run
ASD thermal calibration to make sure it's properly reset.
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On Jan 1, 2013, at 11:47 AM, Mac User #330250 wrote:
-- Original message --
Subject: G5 Quad Core Shaken Up in Transport
Date:Tuesday, 01. January 2013
From:Bill Connelly billycarmac...@verizon.net
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
At times it would run a while,
-- Original message --
Subject: G5 Quad Core Shaken Up in Transport
Date:Tuesday, 01. January 2013
From:Bill Connelly billycarmac...@verizon.net
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
At times it would run a while, but I noticed cpu temps were bad for
cpu A 84°C and cpu B
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