All Icebooks could suffer from GPU problems. Regardless of what chip you had on there, ATI Radeon or a Rage 128, that board was gonna flex. I've seen a share of 500/600 G3's with ATI Rage chips that need reflows, so they're not exempt from the rule.
Anyway, the TiBook is gone now... the display cables severed beyond any logical repair, so I binned the LCD a few days ago. Good riddance to a piece of junk, I will never, ever again buy a Titanium Apple anything. Horrible structural integrity. No idea why these always get such a good reputation. I still have the base unit here, which i'll look into adapting for external video, otherwise i'll probably ditch that too. If I can make it work with an external display though, i'll look into some modifications for it.
I'd like to turn it into some kind of TV box actually, but the processor speed is otherwise quite restrictive when it comes to anything of a reasonable definition.
Anyway, the TiBook is gone now... the display cables severed beyond any logical repair, so I binned the LCD a few days ago. Good riddance to a piece of junk, I will never, ever again buy a Titanium Apple anything. Horrible structural integrity. No idea why these always get such a good reputation. I still have the base unit here, which i'll look into adapting for external video, otherwise i'll probably ditch that too. If I can make it work with an external display though, i'll look into some modifications for it.
I'd like to turn it into some kind of TV box actually, but the processor speed is otherwise quite restrictive when it comes to anything of a reasonable definition.