PowerMac G3 minitour - identify a 333 MHz motherboard

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• Is it possible to upgrade the processor on a 266 MHz PowerMac G3 minitour

  I came across a 750 MHz on eBay G3 processor, mean't to improving a Mac PowerPC with a slower 233 MHz or G3 266 MHz processor. It is a good idea, I like my G3 minitour, but the 266 MHz really choking when you play games like the Sims high performance. I was wondering if this upgrade is a healthy option for the computer? I'm really not a lot of ins and outs of a motherboard, but if this upgrade is not a total fantasy and pretty easy to accomplish without slaughter my computer I would love to give it a go!

  Thank you

  Aidyn

  The '750' is the number assigned to the PowerPC G3 processor: a PowerPC 750.  The processor speed is not 750 MHz.  A few years ago, when your beige G3 was not quite so old, there were third, faster G3 and processor G4 upgrades marketed for these models.  Even if you bump the processor speed, the speed of 66 MHz system bus will pass and you have dedicated graphics bus AGP.  All PCI video cards are installed in one of the 33 MHz PCI slots.  The offset that you are experiencing is due to a combination of hardware architecture very up-to-date of these computers in 1997/1998.  You could install a faster ZIF (Zero Insertion Force) processor upgrade card, but I don't think that you will experience results that you would hope for.  If I spend the money on a card processor used for a beige G3 in 2016, she will have to be a G4 and very expensive.  All of the money invested in upgrading to a beige G3 will exceed the current market value of the computer.  You can read old comments on these upgrades to accelerate your Mac 'area G3'.

• Memory 667 Mhz works on speed-333 Mhz - Satellite P100

  On my 106-P100 memory is moterboard 533 MHz is on 667 MHz and when I test the memory it always shows "memory 667 but running on 333 MHz. Operating system is Vista, and it is set to high preformance.

  Hello

  I have the computer even if you remember. It seems to be a problem for me but as far as I know is P100-106 memory at 533 MHz, although it supports 667 too. I think you should contact the service.

  In my machine, I installed an additional module of 1 GB ram @ 533 MHz and it works now at 999 MHz (dual channel).

  Please email me for help to another as long as we have the same machine.

• Power Macintosh G3 with dual monitors high resolution

  I hope this info will help someone wanted to run two large screens monitors (4:3) on the Power Macintosh G3 Beige minitour. My results resonance of an earlier post that I started, which was DVI PCI Card/s for G3 minitour, but all ended up as I felt the need of a new subject header.

  It seems that nobody had actually done what I was trying to do, there was no guarantee it was possible. However, several of you gave some excellent suggestions to try and you all are help and many more read and experiment, I "cracked the nut.

  So, I wanted to point out here know how it worked, so that anyone wishing to run two monitors to modern flat screen with a resolution of 1600 x 1200 on a Beige G3 minitour could do without having to go through what I had to. I guess that would apply to the version of office as well, but not sure.

  The first thing to know is that, according to the specifications of apple, the machine MUST have the 333 MHz motherboard, as something that less will take NOT supported above resolution 1280.

  Second, I never two screens connected to both VGA cards (I got two of them in the PCI slots). It was suggested I zap the PRAM, but that does not work.

  So, using the DB15 video port as the monitor 1 factory, I had to have a VGA adapter. I tried 3 different Mac to VGA adptrs., and no matter how I set the dip-switch, it wouldn't work. Suddenly something occurred to me. If the G3 (333 MHz) would support 1600 and the monitor would support 1600, why do we need switches. Just adapt the mounting.

  So, I bought a DB15 VGA right adpt. with no switch just to adapt the VGA cable connection. Here's the interesting thing. After that I started and got on the desk, my HR monitor (attached to the VGA PCI card) was 1600, but LH monitor has NOT been set to 1600. So, I went to the CP monitors to see if he has shown as available. It IS there, but in italics, which normally means is not available. Just to smile and laugh, I decided to click on it anyway, and when I did, a window come indicating that I had chosen to change screen resolutions and confirm my choice. What to lose, right? So, I clicked on OK and, lo and behold, it changed to 1600 x 1200. Now, the two screens are in 1600 x 1200, whenever I start. I was blown away. Either way, monitors that I chose were fantastic... Dell UltraSharp 2007FPb (Ratio 4:3).

  If it helps one person, I will be happy.

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  Tom's excellent work, thanks for the report, I wondered what happened.

• DVI PCI Card/s for G3 minitour

  I am a new Member of this forum and I hope that someone has the necessary answersI. I have a Power Macintosh G3 Beige minitour @ 333 MHz, and I'm on OS 8.5.1. There is a reason, I must stay with OS 8.5.1.

  I am wanting to know if there is a Dual-DVI PCI card that will work in this machine, so I can run two monitors via DVI in order to get a higher resolution than is available with VGA. My understanding is that VGA tops out at 1280 x 1024 and I need just a little more.

  If there is not an available Dual-DVI card that will work with my setup, how about two single DVI cards? If, by chance, there are two ways, that would be better and two monitors can also..., run off PCI cards without involving the port of regular monitor of the factory. If the port of the factory to be used, is there an adapter (or adapter cable) him/DVI.

  I know it's several questions, but get them out of here, in my first post may save some back.

  Thanks for any help, Tom

  Hi & welcome!

  In fact, VGA will give you more resolution than DVI.

  Radeon 7000

  The 32 MB memory DDR (Double Data Rate) will also help, allowing your computer to display very high resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 at 60 Hz if your analog monitor supports. Resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 are supported using digital flat screen, depending on the individual abilities of your LCD monitor.

  http://www.Macworld.com/article/1004789/radeon7000.html

  http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/graphics/radeon_7000_feedback.html

  There are faster cards still better, but more rare and the fastest I had were Formac cards, can have a couple somewhere here.

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  My question is about Tecra A3; I want to improve memory, and I want to know if this model is compatible with a 1 GB memory DDR 3200 (400 mhz), because that in the manual indicates that supports up to 1 GB DDR memory, but it doesn't specify the type; and in the laptop memory is 512 MB 2700 (333 mhz).

  My idea is to buy two 1 GB DDR memory and if it possible of 400 MHz s. That's what I want to know.

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  Usually when you check page Kingston all compatible Rams are listed, including RAM with higher MHz but for Tecra A3 there are 333 MHz only Rams.

  Theoretically 400 MHz should work, but I can't say for sure.
  You have two compatible part numbers and maybe you should buy these compatible Rams.
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  > If the jury has been replaced by a newer version, with the video card Go 6600 (PCIexpress), how is, I have a Council that can not support DDR2?
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  Moederbord
  Fabrikant Dell Inc.
  Model GM 0 819 (CPU)
  Chipsetfabrikant Intel
  Chipsetmodel Q35
  Chipset-herziening A2
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  Slotgebruik available
  Busbreedte 32 bit
  Benaming slot SLOT2
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  Slotnummer 1
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  Benaming slot SLOT3
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  PCI-E slot
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  Round 2
  NET 2
  Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 Naam
  Codenaam Conroe
  Pakket Socket 775 LGA
  65nm technology
  Specificatie Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 CPU @ 3 .00GHz
  Family 6
  Family Classics 6
  Model F
  Good model F
  B progress
  G0 Reparaturfachmann
  These MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, NX, VMX
  Virtualisatie ondersteunt, turned
  Hyperthreading Niet ondersteunt
  Bussnelheid 332,5 MHZ
  Note: bussnelheid 1329,9 MHZ
  Kernsnelheid 3000 MHZ stock
  Stock bussnelheid 333 MHZ
  Gemiddelde are 48 ° c.
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  L1 ces-cachegrootte 2 x 32 KB
  L2 unified cachegrootte 4096 KB
  Kernen
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  Kern 1 2992,2 MHZ x 9,0 332,5 MHZ 1329,9 MHZ 48 ° c.

  and the Ram to

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  Gebruikte geheugenslots 4
  Vrije geheugenslots 0
  Geheugen
  Type DDR2
  Food 6144 MB
  Kanalen # double
  Frequentie 332,5 MHZ DRAM
  CASE # latency (CL) 5 klokken
  RAS # naar CASE # vertraging (tRCD) 5 klokken
  RAS # Precharge (tRP) 5 klokken
  Cyclustijd (TRAS) 15 klokken
  Control rate (CR) 2 t
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  Geheugengebruik 50%
  Totaal fysiek 5.87 GB
  Fysiek 2.90 GB available
  Virtueel totaal 12 GB
  Virtueel available 7.94 GB
  SPD
  Some SPD modules 4
  Slot #1
  Slot #2
  Slot #3
  Slot #4

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  I think replace by a better motherboard that can handle more CPU and Ram.

  What choices do I have?

  thanx

  Through the Optiplex 780, the chassis has remained the same - that said, you're better off buying a new (or a more recent version) upgrade of the system.

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