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MadDog
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Posted: Fri Mar 31st, 2006 07:42 pm |
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I have 2 laptop CPU upgrades from Daystar; a Wallstreet G4/466 and a lombard G4/433. Both have run fine out of the box and the support from Daystar has been excellent (Gary is very quick to answer questions).
Consider me a happy customer.
Tom
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Gary
Administrator
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Posted: Mon Apr 3rd, 2006 01:27 pm |
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Thanks Tom,
We appreciate the feedback 
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Gary Dailey
Daystar Technology
http://Daystar-Tech.com, http://Daystar-Store.com
email: gary@daystartechnology.com, chat: garydailey@mac.com
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nabfa1
Member
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Posted: Mon Jul 10th, 2006 09:43 pm |
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Hello,
Small question if I may. I have a dear Lombard which I have had a long time (initial owner) . It does 9.2.2. great but had the OS X issue with it being a "copper" chip and feels to decline much time spent in OS X ( it's cache is fine ). I know no one can answer this for certain but, does the G4 upgrade solve this issue? Any feedback or insight would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Gary
Administrator
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Posted: Mon Jul 10th, 2006 10:26 pm |
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| You'll get full speed via the G4. The older 750 chip issue was primarily that is had problems with the cache.
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Gary Dailey
Daystar Technology
http://Daystar-Tech.com, http://Daystar-Store.com
email: gary@daystartechnology.com, chat: garydailey@mac.com
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nabfa1
Member
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Posted: Mon Jul 10th, 2006 10:50 pm |
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Hello Gary,
Thank you for your quick reply. Even if the caches sais it is OK as in 1 Meg? I am sure you are right. I wish I could just replace the caches and have a fully working G3 with OS X but I know it is not as easy as that. G4 would be great as well, and could hold me off one more year. Sleepless nights will follow I am sure. Thank you again for your insight. So very much appreciated.
Thank you.
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nabfa1
Member
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Posted: Tue Jul 11th, 2006 06:51 am |
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If I may, just one more question;
Just as you said, I turned off my cache on startup and it seems 99% more stable in OS X although it is crawling now. I noticed you have a cache replacement service as well. Would you think this would/could have the potential of solving my OS X/G3 issues? I am noting this for two reasons ofcourse. One being that it "could" be a more affordable path for me ( if it works?) and the second being that the speed thing is important but the stability of the system ( PowerBook) is greater priority in OS X. Thank you again.
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daystar
Administrator
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Posted: Tue Jul 11th, 2006 01:46 pm |
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nabfa1 wrote:
I...I noticed you have a cache replacement service as well. Would you think this would/could have the potential of solving my OS X/G3 issues?
Replacing the cache works in about 90% of the cases. In others, the issue is due to a CPU issue.
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