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Logic Board Failure
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<blockquote data-quote="ADKhikerVW" data-source="post: 789233" data-attributes="member: 36483"><p>I don't think a G3 will ever beat a modern 2 Ghz processor, especially with that much RAM. G3 iBooks are only upgradeable to 640 MB. As for the logic board, just use it as normal. I have a G3 iBook from 2001 which has never seen any special treatment. It was never shut down from 2001 until 2005 when I replaced it. I used it on my lap, left it on the coffee table, used it on my desk, in the car, underwater. Never had a single problem.. and it still runs great. I don't think you have to worry about logic board failure unless you damage it in some way by dropping it, spilling beer on it.. It won't happen from normal use.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ADKhikerVW, post: 789233, member: 36483"] I don't think a G3 will ever beat a modern 2 Ghz processor, especially with that much RAM. G3 iBooks are only upgradeable to 640 MB. As for the logic board, just use it as normal. I have a G3 iBook from 2001 which has never seen any special treatment. It was never shut down from 2001 until 2005 when I replaced it. I used it on my lap, left it on the coffee table, used it on my desk, in the car, underwater. Never had a single problem.. and it still runs great. I don't think you have to worry about logic board failure unless you damage it in some way by dropping it, spilling beer on it.. It won't happen from normal use. [/QUOTE]
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