>
> The problem seems to be worse the newer your computer is.
> I've had power
> dips where the clock radios all go to midnight and the VCR
> is blinking --:--
> with the result that my PowerCenterPro ends up rebooting,
> but the 660av just
> chugs right along as if nothing's happened. Back when I
> still ran my
> Mac Plus, that sucker could even have enough of an
> interruption that the
> screen went most of the way dark, then it bloomed right
> back out to normal,
> and never missed a beat.
So True, I remember when I used a Plus, you could flick the power
switch off and back on again and it would still be running ok, I think
that this was due to the large number of smoothing capacitors both in
the PSU and on the logic board.
To be sure of clearing the ram you had to ensure that you waited at
least 10 seconds before switching it back on.
Ben.
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