[seanyepez]

The plastic part of one of the memory retention clips on my 500-megahertz PowerBook G4 is broken. I'd like to install a second memory module in my PowerBook, but a technician at an Apple Store told me I would need a logic board. Will a 667-megahertz PowerBook's logic board fit in my PowerBook? The logic board I'm interested in buying came from a second-generation TiBook with VGA output.

[Crusoe]

Not sure if it would fit nor if it'd work but a few other suggestions:

I would be incline to rig it on there. There has to be a way to secure it without much risk.

This site sells pieces but they are pricey, they list a 500 logic board.

http://www.powerbookguy.com/titanium.html#serviceparts

[Patcarla]

Originally posted by seanyepez:
The plastic part of one of the memory retention clips on my 500-megahertz PowerBook G4 is broken. I'd like to install a second memory module in my PowerBook, but a technician at an Apple Store told me I would need a logic board. Will a 667-megahertz PowerBook's logic board fit in my PowerBook? The logic board I'm interested in buying came from a second-generation TiBook with VGA output.

A bit off topic but..Out of curiousity, how many Tibook do you have Sean?
BTW, I found this on eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=25439
It's still very chip, you might be interested..

[seanyepez]

Originally posted by Patcarla:
A bit off topic but..Out of curiousity, how many Tibook do you have Sean?
BTW, I found this on eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=25439
It's still very chip, you might be interested..

I have a 1-gigahertz PowerBook G4, a 500-megahertz PowerBook G4, and a few 500-megahertz G3 PowerBooks.

[Patcarla]

Originally posted by seanyepez:
I have a 1-gigahertz PowerBook G4, a 500-megahertz PowerBook G4, and a few 500-megahertz G3 PowerBooks.

You beat me on that one.. I've only two PB G3 and one Tibook 1ghz...