expanding iMac hard drive space — #19
I don't know about the earlier iMacs, but my DV model was a snap to swap the HD on. There are detailed instructions from iMac2Day's website which I followed, but I skipped everyth…
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expanding iMac hard drive space — #20
I'm not worried about the temperature, considering that I have a fan. I must admit, I've never completely installed a hard drive on my own before. I would assume that the master …
expanding iMac hard drive space — #21
The master/slave arrangement works like this: There can be a maximum of 2 devices on one IDE ribon cable. New drives come with instructions on how to configure them to either mas…
expanding iMac hard drive space — #22
It is possible to have two hard disks at the same time as the cd rom drive in Rev A-D iMacs because the original HD and CDROM are on different IDE busses. Each IDE bus can have two…
expanding iMac hard drive space — #23
what about temporarily connecting a second hard drive - just to transfer the files - while the imac is disassembled? Is that a bad idea, considering that all of the parts would be…
expanding iMac hard drive space — #24
What happened to www.imac2day.com?
PLEASE HELP
I just bought a hard drive today, expecting to do this. Last I checked this site was up, but it was a while back. It had the exa…
expanding iMac hard drive space — #25
Wow... so funny that a full year after posting this thread, I get a reply in my email. Also funny that after all the advice I collected, I decided to forgo the process of putting …
I don't want to go that high. — #1
Well i figured it would be safe to go to at least 400 MHz because of the iMac DV and iMac DV Se models. So you think i could go up to 450 MHz? Last but not least I told you I was n…
I don't want to go that high. — #2
Hey Cal422, by all means take no offense by anything anyone here says to you. We all just post to eachother in good fun although some of us can BE REALLY RUDE!!!!.....at times....…
I don't want to go that high. — #3
You didnt tell us what kind of computer you have, so we dont know WTF yer talking about. enlighten me, I'll see if I can help.
Ca$h
I don't want to go that high. — #4
H ehas a blueberry 350 ca$h. It was in his other post that now seems to have disappeared. People were a little bit rude to him, so play nice.
I don't want to go that high. — #5
disappeared? http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/Foru...ML/000057.html
there ya go
I don't want to go that high. — #6
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Originally posted by cal422:
Well i figured it would be safe to go to at least 400 MHz because of the iMac DV and iMac DV Se models. So you think i could go up to…
I don't want to go that high. — #7
Before you ask, theoretical max temperature (according to Motorola) is 180F, but I'd maybe start to worry at around 155F-165F.
Stay Frosty!
I don't want to go that high. — #8
Hey Cal, this is my advice. Ok, I am NOT trying to be rude, so dont get mad or anything, but right now you dont really know anything. Like.... at all... so here's what I would d…