On 2011/10/10 11:09, Alex Sciortino so eloquently wrote:
I have an iMac g3 and it has a 40gb hdd should I upgrade? If so what size and
how?
That depends on what you intend to use your iMac for. If you want to
store a few photos and a little bit of music, 40GB might be fine. But if
you want
On 2011/10/11 13:07, eric salazar so eloquently wrote:
I hace an I mac G3 400mhz , with Mac OSX10.3.9, when I try to browse
in safari it does not let me do it properly like email or facebook or
even youtube , it says I need to update or upgrade my browser but I
have no idea how to work it
At 12:07 PM -0700 10/11/2011, eric salazar wrote:
I mac G3 400mhz , with Mac OSX10.3.9
when I try to browse in safari it does not let me do it properly
like email or facebook or even youtube , it says I need to update or
upgrade my browser but I have no idea how to work it out...!
This is
Oooh, Tina reminds me... Again, depending upon which iMac, you may also have
partition issues for the OS. The older tray loaders needed the OS within the
first 8GB (maybe less) of the hard drive.
Doug
On Oct 12, 2011, at 7:39 AM, Tina K. wrote:
Not knowing which iMac you have, and being
If you need more storage space, buy an external drive. I own a
graphite G3 iMac with a 40 gig drive that runs just fine, with OS
10.3.9 and 9.2.2.
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If this is your every day Mac, you should definitely upgrade, but
installing a new hard drive may not the most cost-effective choice.
Hard drives wear out. Most come with only 3-year warranties, and while
some last for much longer, I would guess that more than half of the
drives manufactured 10
