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Arbystpossum replied to the thread G4 iMac and its intense heat. A brainstorm..I could try to take it apart and put it back together, but for me it doesn't feel like the metal inner shell is absorbing enough heat. I... -
Arbystpossum posted the thread G4 iMac and its intense heat. A brainstorm. in PowerPC G3, G4 & G5 (New World ROM).I'm trying to think of a way to increase the cooling power inside a G4 iMac. It's cramped inside, the CPU and GPU are in strange places...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread What did you do to your computer today?.I have a website in my house that's hosted of a Raspberry Pi. All I do with it is host pictures and files and a journal old computer...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread What did you do to your computer today?.LORD GABRIEL! Love that game, even if the engine is weird.
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread What did you do to your computer today?.I was looking inside of my G3 iMac, looking to see if there was a place to put a fan. Ideally it'd be up top where the monitor is...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread 2026 PowerPC Challenge, is it happening?.The WHIZZER, it was right in my face the whole time! That's the name of this iMac now. Absolutely. More fun, and less vulgar than the...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread 6500 Heatsink Upgrade Question.I actually don't know. I didn't put a meter to the pins, but I vaguely remember plugging in a fan into the pins on mine, and no...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread 6500 Heatsink Upgrade Question.I have a Commslot 2 Ethernet card in mine, so it's off to the side. The heat in my machine was a nightmare to manage, but I have it...
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Arbystpossum replied to the thread 6500 Heatsink Upgrade Question.I have a 225Mhz one, and I took the heatsink off of a dead 6360 board and put a fan in the center of it, it works extremely well...
