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Well, I don't remember, I only keep this link that doesn't work and a note that I should move two "0ohm" resistors. bus overclock Good find, those three resistors on the motherboard, although they should not be in use, because for 66MHz there should be 2 resistors there. The schematic...

thanks for the information. Then I must add R140 to reach 83MHz. I can't locate R139. About 15 years ago I already did this FSB overclock and it was stable at 83MHz, with PC100 RAM.

Hello I have 233MHz OC at 300MHz

Hello, I am writing to you because the information on the Internet is getting lost. Many years ago I overclocked the FSB on one of these iMacs from 66MHz to 83MHz, but I don't have the documentation and I can't find anything on the Internet. Does anyone remember how to do it? Any photos and...

Hello everyone. I recently found a very cheap iMac G4 700MHz because it wasn't working. When I checked, I saw that it was the PSU. The optocouplers were failing. I changed them and the power supply has come back to life. Now it turns on and makes a "chime" sound but the screen always does the...

Exactly, the PLL is not there, it is a variant of the previous motherboard.

It seems that the Aliexpress seller is unable to activate shipping to Europe. I am insisting that he ask Aliexpress, but I am afraid that I will not be able to purchase the film. And now I would need two, because I have received a PB1400cs with the same problem.

Hi, I recently purchased an iBook G4 1.33GHz, 133MHz bus, if I'm not mistaken, it's an "early-2004". I wanted to try overclocking but my motherboard doesn't have the PLLs where this link indicates: overclock iBook G4 Does anyone have the location and configuration of the PLLs for my version...

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Thank you very much, I'm going to try to buy it and see if I can get it, I'm not sure....

Thanks for your reply. I just saw that all FSTN sellers don't ship to Europe!!! I've contacted them to see if it's possible. I'm unlucky. It has to be exactly FSTN, right? Because he has several options, he also has TN, STN...

Ok, thanks, then I'm going to buy polarized, and I've seen that it costs less to remove. I found this one, what do you think? Polarized film

So I need TN film? I had found polarized. Thanks for the RAM suggestion, apart from the voltage, the pinout is completely different. I'm not going to try it. I haven't looked in the buy-sell section because I'm in Spain, just the shipping and taxes would make it too expensive.

As someone already mentioned, I think it might be worth trying this method first. In this video it's very difficult to remove the old film, in other videos it's easier to remove. I found a 30x20cm film for less than 5€. I'll probably get bubbles when I stick it on, who knows. Vynegar Syndrome...

Do you have any link where this operation is explained? Is there any information available? I assume that this operation is common to Apple laptops of that time.

I'm still looking for modern display options. This display controller might be valid, but only if the internal flat cable sends signals similar to a VGA or the usual Macintosh DA15. I can't find the pinout of the monitor's internal connector anywhere. I don't know if looking at the IC inside...

The video card from the 5300 works perfect in the 190, it's the same adapter. i attach the floppy disk image: floppy image

Hello!!! I'm here to explain that I've managed to get an SSD working on the PowerBook 190!! It took me a whole afternoon, but it was worth it, you can see it in the photos. Tomorrow I can try to upload the image of the floppy I created (in Spanish) but I'll tell you the procedure. The main...

I've been trying to prepare a HD without much success. I only have 7.1 on the floppy disk and it doesn't want to boot on the 190, I would have to create 7.5.3 floppies but I don't have a floppy drive on a "modern" computer, only on the LCs. I've tried a 20GB HDD and an 80GB HDD without success...

Thanks for your answers. I'll have to do a lot of research. It's clear that the modern screen to adapt, like the 9.7" 4:3, would be choosing a lower resolution, of course, I don't intend to use it at 1080p. As I said, I use my LCs on a 1080p LCD screen but selecting low resolutions. Is there...