G'day
The Cuda switch is actually a tiny button. If my memory serves me
correctly its a black button (about 2mm/ 3/16" dia) mounted in a
square silver metal box about 5mm/ 1/4" to a side
Only press it ONCE, for about 10 secs, with power off. It's to the
left of the memory slots.
Santa
On 15/06/2005, at 12:20 AM, nhc_design2004 wrote:
Hi Listers
How do I find out whether I have a revision A or revision B desktop
G3 233?
Also, where is the CUDA switch? I am looking for the same sort of
switch as
is on a PCI (7300 etc) Mac or something different? (I have looked
but can't
find it.)
Thanks to one and all for the advice on installing OSX - I am
working on it.
TIA
Nick
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