recently, Chuck Stinnett at [EMAIL PROTECTED] enscribed: > on 1/26/03 7:01 PM, Robert H. Baucom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> John wrote: >>> >>> I read somewhere that installing a G3 upgrade card into a power >>> computing machine is not a good idea. it said something about the >>> motherboards are weak and suddenly stop working. has anyone else heard >>> this? is this something I should worry about? >> >> What a load of New Jersey. I'm writing this on a PCP 240 I bought new in >> 1997. >> It has a Sonnet G3 500 daughter card that was purchased when they first >> came out and cost $595. ... if my memory serves me well. >> >> It has run many, many an hour in the years since. I also have a 500 G3 >> in a PTP 225. Two G3 400's in a PCP 210 and another PCP 240. > > > Agreed. Power Computing machines take famously to G3 upgrade cards.
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