Re: Power output problem?

[Angel Villodre López]

I agree with Mr. Prahlad,

You're asking too much of your Mystic's 338W PSU. Also, Radeon 9800 Pro has a 
higher TDP than the GeForce4 Ti 4600 which was, if I remember it correctly, the 
higher-end video card intended for this line of Power Macs.

I would desist from upgrading the video card with that 9800 Pro, which nowadays 
shouldn't make so much of a difference, and go for another card with lower 
power consumption.

El 14/09/2012, a las 00:47, Valter Prahlad escribió:

 Il giorno 14-09-2012 0:30, Frank Dutra ha scritto:
 
 I may have finally hit the wall so to speak, in my attempts at
 keeping my trusty old G4 (dual 450 mystic) alive. A recent attempt to
 upgrade my video card to a flashed Radeon 9800 pro
 IMHO, it seems to me you're asking too much from your G4.
 Besides, I think a 9800 Pro would be overkill for that machine, the
 processor/memory/bus would be a bottleneck in comparison.
 
 Anyway, it could be the G4 power supply is not enough to sustain all those
 peripherals.
 
 The easiest fix that I see would be to disconnect the Pioneer optical
 drive  and put it in an externally powered box but I have no idea if
 that will work?  
 If the problem is too much power request from the PSU, I don't think the
 optical drive would change much. OTOH, the 2TB drive could make a
 difference.
 
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Re: .mac email

[James Morgan]

I've been much frustrated by Apple's dropping my .mac account and the  
subsequent hassles of using online icloud mail with OS 10.4. So I was  
very happy to see the postings here that I could get my
Apple mail to my desktop via an IMAP account. I just want to let the  
members of this support group know that you have really helped me and  
that I appreciate it.


BTW, for years I had a paid .mac account ($100.00/year) and I wonder  
why Apple couldn't have notified me that I could switch over to an  
IMAP account instead of just dropping me? When they switched to  
iCloud I just got a .mac screen saying .mac no longer works. Rather  
lame way for Apple to handle a paying customer when there was a good  
(IMAP) working solution available.



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On Sep 6, 2012, at 5:51 AM, Judith Berkowitz wrote:




On Sep 2, 2012, at 8:46 AM, oneoftheharts wrote:

 So, having never really preferred web-based email, now that I can  
access my email AT ALL from my Mac, is it possible to treat it as a  
POP account and resume using Mail?  My OS is 10.4.11.



On Sunday, September 2, 2012 9:40:20 AM UTC-7,  
joh...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:


Not as POP, but it is available as an IMAP account as follows:

http://www.wilmut.webspace.virginmedia.com/notes/icloudmail.html

These instructions are for Leopard and Snow Leopard, but since  
it's for setting up iCloud as a straight IMAP mail account it  
should work in any version of OS X.



Running OS X10.4.11 I've been using Apple's Mail client, Mail, with  
iCloud since the demise of MobileMe.


Set up for Tiger is detailed here:
http://www.wilmut.webspace.virginmedia.com/notes/icloudmail2.html

Make sure your Apple ID Password is at least eight characters, of  
which at least one must be a numeral and one a capital letter!


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