Il giorno 23/08/13 19.33, "Macg4-steve" ha scritto:

> Has anyone got four of those rubber Hard drive screws for the G5? Im after
> putting in a second hard drive and just realised it has special Mac screws.

When I got a second-hand G5, it missed both the hard-drive and those special
screws. 
Since they are pretty expensive, I just screwed four normal hard-drives
screws in the drive's sides, taking care that one of the 6 screw' side was
horizontal (they usually have hexagonal heads), and inserted the drive that
way.

The drive worked flawlessly for almost 2 years (until the G5's motherboard
had the infamous memory controller fault), thus I think you don't really
need anything more.

Of course, YMMV. The rubber screws are better for isolating the drive from
the computer vibrations but, being mine a liquid-cooled G5, vibrations (and
noise) were almost non-existing.


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