Look i just would like to know what is a good temp for the processer and how fast can my mac handle without melting

8 million degrees. That work for you?

Why are you guys giving me such a hard time. Anyone else can say "What can i do with my PowerBook" and they dont get one bit of trouble i just asked a simple question. I mean maybe…

As has been suggested by Ca$h and the others (although not necessarily politely , check out xlr8yourmac's boards. They have feedback from hundreds of Mac users who have overclocke…

Thank you for the reply

hey y'all, i want to replace all the green LEDs (Power, zip, DVD) in my new G4 with red ones, this would look really cool with the graphite case. I'd also like to do it on my monit…

Anyone stupid enough???? http://www.octools.com/articles/subm...ubmersion.html

That is insane. Wow. I dont get it though.. he shells out a grand for some chemicals, but wont spend 50 bucks on a transmission cooler (complete with cooling fins like a radiato…

The bad part is, it does not work! Apparantely the Fluironite cannot withstand super low temperatures that the liquid nitrogen was bringing it down to... what a waste of 1000$+

mad people, but from NZ, so what do you expect They also didn't take into account that most components have a *minimum* operating temperature too. So cooling that lump of celery …

This thing did work, and would have kept working if they just used the test setup: full of ice cubes and about half full of icewater. The liquid nitrogen was very cool visually &am…

"I have wondered sometimes if you could overclock safely by just sticking the CPU case inside a freezer compartment" That's a good Idea! (not that i'm going to try it on my G4 tho…

Thats a BAD idea. Condensation. thats why. Anyway, you guys all have valid points, but personally I'd go for the alcohol. Why? Well, even if it doesnt work, you can still drin…

hmmm... They got a 366 up to 650 before the cooling quit. A ratio of 1.77 to 1. If that ratio held up for a PowerPC chip, you could get a 500 up to at least 887 MHz. Also...conde…

I remember that someone had stuck computer internals in a fridge... they managed to OC a 33mhz 486 (?) to ~250mhz.. died like 10 minutes later, but was cool.

I remember I did an experiment kind of like that: http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/Foru...ML/000103.html The Godfather

Because I bought a FireWire PowerBook, my older notebook, one of them PowerBook G3/333 computers. It's a really, really nice notebook, but now that it's unused, I can start screwin…

Oh yeah, and I have the materials from a long-abandoned revision-B iMac, too, if they are needed!

Hm, get something going with the rev B's mez slot! Has the PBook got a copper G3?

Ye gods. When i read "PowerBook 101" in the topic, i thought you meant a PowerBook 100 Series. Dont ever scare me like that again