Quicksilver

I'm not sure whether this is a hardware of software issue with sound on my Quicksilver 733MHz G4. ...

Hey folks. I've got a G4 with a geforce4mx in it, running jaguar. About every other time it boots, the monitor will be out of sync (no video, just a "i won't do that refresh rate" message). The computer DDC's the monitor fine after it's been shift-rebooted, and there are no other issues with the system .. it sleeps and wakes up properly, runs screamin' fast, etc., etc. The...

I need to find a replacement for my Quicksilver 733 MHz PowerMac. ...

Looking for a Quicksilver logic board, even with or without warranty, could be Apple service part or from any source. If you have a faster than 733 proc for this board also pm me. Thanks. ...

in SCSI port and a Quicksilver G4 733. Is it possible to install the scsi card into my G4? ...

I own a PowerMac Quicksilver G4 733 with a CD writer. ...

Last night my QuickSilver started making a loud noise, (YES, they _can_ get louder!). Anyways, I opened the case while it was on and listened to see where it was coming from. It appears to be the processor fan that's attached to the heatsink. It's still spinning, just very noisily. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do or know why it started making noise? I...

The computer is a Apple G4 Quicksilver. CPU : Motorola/Apple G4 733Mhz w/ 256k Cache RAM : 1.12 GB Apple Certified SDRAM HardDrives : (a)10.2 Gig, (b) 41.1 Gig Media : (a) Zip 250 Internal Drive (b)DVD-CDRW combo drive OS : OS X 10.1 preinstalled and 4 CD Recovery disks. OS 9 is also on the drives Monitor : 17" Mitsubishi Diamond Plus 73 Extras : Apple Pro keyboard, Apple Pro...

Is there a button (besides the keyboard button) or a way on the Quicksilver that will open the CD-R? Is there a way to open the CD-R during the boot process? It is extremely annoying to have to boot into an OS to swap CDs. What's the matter with Apple that they have stopped putting a force-eject hole on any of the removable media? What are they afraid of? I have the Apple...

From MacRumors: The pic I saw looked real, it was red, the color of Apple's prototype motherboards.