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I found an offer for a dual 1,42GHz daughtercard inclusive radiator. I own a single CPU G4 MDD 2003 model with 1,25GHz. So this card would be quite an improvement. What keeps me from buying it is the fact that the seller said he received a memory error message while booting his Mac after he installed the dual 1,42GHz card in his G4 MDD dual 1GHz from the year 2002. My first thought was it's the different system bus speed. But his and my Mac have the same bus speed.
What else could it be? A different ROM perhaps? Or the other hardware differences between the FW800 model and it's predecessor. The daughtercard should be working. It was sold because it was exchanged by a Sonnet CPU upgrade. Any ideas would be greatly apreciated. |
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G'day and welcome to the Forums Prax!
Yes the problem was the different bus speed 133MHz>167MHz. As you have the 2003 1.25 single with 167 bus speed, just a matter of popping that out and slipping in the 1.42. Did you get the copper heat sink with the daughter card or is that what you are referring to as 'radiator'? |
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Yes, I meant the copper heat sink. But his 2×1GHz G4 MDD and my 1,25GHz G4 MDD have both 167MHz system bus speed. The 867MHz verison had 133MHz. http://www.everymac.com/systems/appl...wermac-g4.html |
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