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My 6 month old Mac Pro has died. Does anyone know what it means when the power light cycles on and off at at steady rate? There is no short / long interval, this is a steady cadence. I can't boot, only the cooling fan comes on at high speed and remains at at this speed. Nothing else happens. I will be taking it to the Mac store next week. BTW this is a Quad Core machine @ 3gh / 4gig ram.
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My 6 month old Mac Pro has died. Does anyone know what it means when the power light cycles on and off at at steady rate? There is no short / long interval, this is a steady cadence. I can't boot, only the cooling fan comes on at high speed and remains at at this speed. Nothing else happens. I will be taking it to the Mac store next week. BTW this is a Quad Core machine @ 3gh / 4gig ram.
Sounds like a hardware failure of some sort. Have you installed any new memory or change the hardware recently? If so, check your memory, reseat it and check all connectors.

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Sounds like a hardware failure of some sort. Have you installed any new memory or change the hardware recently? If so, check your memory, reseat it and check all connectors.

I agree. I have already done all that you and the Mac manual suggest with no joy. I was hoping someone else has had the same problem and could shed some light on the issue.
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I agree. I have already done all that you and the Mac manual suggest with no joy. I was hoping someone else has had the same problem and could shed some light on the issue.
The problem was a bad video card. Apple store near me took 1 week to replace it.
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