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buying G3 jumper blocks
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: West Hartford, next to the Apple store
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does anyone know of any resellers where i could buy a set of blue G3 jumper blocks?
i cracked mine when i was playing at overclocking.
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don't sweat it, guys. i answered my own question.
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could you please share? i've been wondering we're to get replacements, just in case I decide to OC.
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i emailed support @smalldog.com where i bought the computer. i'm buying 3 jumper blocks that run at 350/400/450. i have a 350 and let's hope i can go faster...
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I just took an old beige G3 jumper and put it into my Yosemite. Now I'm running a stable 400Mhz from my original 300Mhz.
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People aren't as dumb as you think. Wait, what was I thinking, 90% of the world uses WINDOWS!
You don't like Macs? Good, more for me.
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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wouldn't regular cheap little jumper thingys work? they look to be about the right size... Heck, I have like 20 jumper thingys from my EE project from last term...and they should fit well...
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G4/450, T-bird 1.05GHz, iBook 500, iBook 233...4 different machines, 4 different OSes...(9, 2k, X.1, YDL2.2 respectively) PiA to maintain...
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i thought that regular jumpers would work too- but no dice. normal sized hard drive jumpers seemed too big and did not make connections for me.
maybe i just had weird jumpers?
either way, i cracked my block when i tried all this and even if i don't boot at higher speeds at least i'll have an unbroken 350 block.
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kenkl
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There's actually (at least) 2 different sizes of jumper used on a harddrive. The big ones (what I think of as "normal" sized), which on the older Segate drives (which is where I 'stole' jumpers from) are used for SCSI ID, and the smaller ones, which (again on the Segate drives) control the power-up behaviour and termination.
Using the small ones, I took a G3/300/66MhZ bus up to 333/83, so they definitely work. This does, certainly take a good deal of experimentation, so as always, YMMV...
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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got my jumpers.
overclocked my 350 to 400 mhz sucessfully. runs in the same range (27-35 degrees C according to sonnet metronome)
even ran 12 hours of seti@home without going beyond 35 C
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