No, not really. The G5 was actually an atrocious chip, even by the day's standards. Even fast P4s were generally better, and that's saying something. I would be willing to bet that…

Hey everyone, FIrst time poster here. :scrambled: I was wondering if anyone would be able to point me in the right direction as to what I should do with my PowerBook 180. Back …

yea I have no problem with having to unplug the computer to make it go off, I am thinking of seeming if i can find a 10pin plug\ adapter and ringing the power spully in another box…

course a buck at radio shack and you could have just replaced the jack properly Click to expand... Shhhhh ;D --------- Why get a recorder that goes straight to flash memo…

Yes, but this auction does list a Hyperdrive Mac. It is interesting though how 7 people have bid up the price to nearly $1300 in spite of the fact the seller says the Hyperdrive i…

Very nice!! Bump it to 512MB RAM if it is a Bondi (or if it is the 400MHz Indigo, 1GB) and put on 10.4, get it running Office 2008 and you've got yourself a nice, modern little bea…

I saw one on Ebay last year go for $275. My maxxbidd was $95, and I thought even that was pushing it! I would love to own one, though!!!

Check out some parts machines that have the active matrix display before heading to sites like Wegener Media. It may be cheaper just to get a new one, in some cases. :-/

Link Its the third table (IIvx, Q800, PM7100) Click to expand... USE THIS LINK provided by LCGuy. It is exactly what you need. If you hot-wire the power supply, like what was…

The batt was out of the computer I know. also I am just making a pin out for the power brick, as nothing happend it is the power box as my first wiring did make the computer boot b…

A little bird *very much in the know* once told me about a number of skeletons in the G5's closet, particularly the first generation (1.6-2.0Ghz) models, but that's about all I can…

Link Its the third table (IIvx, Q800, PM7100)

Does anyone have a pinout of the 650 power supply so we can tell this guy which color wires to connect where? I believe it's compatible with 7100, IIci, IIcx, IIvi, IIvx.

There was no Batt in it, Click to expand... The Centris 650 DOES have a battery: { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Pr…

Is it just me, or was Apple's best quality from about 1997-2001? This time period produced some amazing machines (2400, 3400, 9600, G3 desktops and notebooks, G4 towers), whereas a…

I agree - looks like a VRAM problem. Could also be a bad VRAM module, or mismatched VRAM.

A little bird *very much in the know* once told me about a number of skeletons in the G5's closet, particularly the first generation (1.6-2.0Ghz) models, but that's about all I can…

Try reseating the vram/ replacing the vram with new chips.

The videos not great, but since I can't describe the issue well and since my English stinks, here's a video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDssVHugr40 The first 30 sec's and las…

For: Defor: You can say what you want that is your opinion and that's fine. But my point it that I don't have 3-5K to keep up with the LAGS (Latest and greatest Syndrome) I have …

Good then that gives hope to the eMac in my schools computer lab that is failing.

you have a copy of BeOS 8-o have fun with it, i've always wanted to try it :beige:

Here's a Macintouch page discussing "G5 Thermal Runaway". You might find something helpful in it. On an advisory note, I had a 2.0 Ghz G5 Xserve for a while, which I understand use…

I only discovered today that these models are well suited to BeOS 4.5, being one of the few models "directly" compatible (without caveats). I found it at the local recycler and hop…

Thanks for the abridged version... I'm totally with you on points 1, 2 and 5. Don't know about 4 (I thought DVI was current technology), and I'm not going to say anything about Lin…