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Dual G5 sounds like a vacuum ...
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I would like to run some projects on my PowerMac that I bought a few yesrs ago but I sounds like a vacume when I do. I has 2 G5s @ 2.5GHz. What can I do to fix this?
TIA
-Rob
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Firmware update.
Run the Software Update and follow the directions.
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What is your ambient room temperature? If it's 80+, you are going to get a big fan spinup from any DC client that maxes out the CPU.
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Originally Posted by Mal495 
sounds like a vacume when I do.
Which reminds me, they ARE like a 'vacume' cleaner, with the open grid front. You could open up the case and check it for dust. Only clean with an AirDuster and only when it is cooled down. I run mine with a cover of fine mesh hosiery hooked over the handles  Great dust filter and lets in the air.
K.
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Firmware Update worked fine. Thanx.
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