At 06:31 -0500 09/09/2005, Gary Gorbet wrote:
I do have a meter, although I am not very comfortable with it. Is there some
way to use it to determine whether 3.3V is being delivered to the
right places on
the MB?
You can just stick the positive probe in the top of the connector
against an orange wire, and the neg probe into a hole with a black
wire and check that it's reading 3.3V while the machine is powered
on. However, if the connector is attached, that's probably not the
problem.
Your CPU card is compatible with the following machines (to help
test) 7500, 8500, 9500, 7600, 8600, 9600, 7300, Umax S900, J700,
PowerComputing (PCC) PowerTower Pro, PowerWave, Daystar Genesis. If
it is a G3 upgrade and not a G4, then it is also compatible with PCC
PowerCenter, PowerTower, PowerCurve, PowerCenter Pro.
There's an entire generation of Apple machines and clones that that
CPU card should work in. You only need one buddy with one of those
machines.
Jeff Walther
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