Can a KT4V-L Board support a 400 mhz FSB?

Just curious. I am anxiously awaiting the new Athlon XP Bartons with 400 mhz FSBs. Juts wondering if a BIOS update is all that's needed?

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Can I install Tiger on 400 MHz G3?

My daughter has a 400 MHz G3 (10 GB drive, 1 GB RAM, Firewire, slot-loading DVD) currently running OS X 10.3. We are finding that she does not have access to all web content, because of outdated Flash player. In order to upgrade Flash player, she needs OS X 10.4.
Checking Apple's specs, it seems like 10.4 should be okay on her machine, but I've seen some comments implying that it may not be. Does anyone have a certain answer on this?
I have a Mac mini, which came with 10.4.7. Can I use my system disks to install on her computer?
I know this is not the G4 forum, but just as long as I'm typing, I have the same questions about my other daughter's G4 (466 MHz, 1 GB RAM, running 10.3.9 now)

Michele Braun wrote:
My daughter has a 400 MHz G3 (10 GB drive, 1 GB RAM, Firewire, slot-loading DVD) currently running OS X 10.3. We are finding that she does not have access to all web content, because of outdated Flash player. In order to upgrade Flash player, she needs OS X 10.4.
Checking Apple's specs, it seems like 10.4 should be okay on her machine, but I've seen some comments implying that it may not be.
Does anyone have a certain answer on this?
I would rely on Apple.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1514
It will run. Some people may feel it will be too slow.
I have a Mac mini, which came with 10.4.7. Can I use my system disks to install on her computer?
doubtful.
I know this is not the G4 forum, but just as long as I'm typing, I have the same questions about my other daughter's G4 (466 MHz, 1 GB RAM, running 10.3.9 now)
For tiger, you need 256meg of memory.
There is no need to partition. You can save hard drive space by doing a custom install. Leave out the print drivers you do not need and the languages you do not need. Doing so you will need about three gigabytes of space.
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I tend to think dashboard is neat, but not neccesary for my everyday workflow.
it is possible to enable and disable it as needed,
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#To turn Dashboard on:
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Bye Bye Dashbaord
http://www.kainjow.com/kermitsoft/downloads.html
Disable Spotlight, Bonjour and Dashboard:
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=8749558#8749558
If you have a second Mac computer, you may be able to use target disk mode.
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Hi there.
how can I copy current board content into new board?

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Can I drag it to the external drive or perhaps just the songs, then copy/drag them to my new computer ?
Pretty much, Yes.
If you wish to keep the formatting, notes, ratings, etc. that are with the library, you should allow the iTunes software to "discover" the library.
If the iTunes Library from one machine is placed on an external drive, the iTunes software on the other machine can be directed to the library of the external drive when connected.
Allowing "Copy to Home folder/music" will provide for copying of the library to the new machine.
Alternatively, if the library is loaded onto an iPod, the iPod can be used to transfer the music.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329

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I received a message from MSI when I requested a list of LGA 1155 boards that support Quad SLI. MSI stated that none of their 1155 socket boards support Quad SLI. I specifically bought my board because it was listed as a certified Quad SLI board in an article by Nvidia on "How to build a Quad SLI Rig" using 2 GTX 590s. Just a little disturbing if this is the case since I have been talking for pulling my hair out for 3 weeks and posting questions in this forum so that I could get a Quad SLI option in the Nvidia control panel and asking everyone for help. Just want to clarify that what this MSI employee is telling me is correct and that I would have to get a different CPU if I want to use MSI for Quad SLI or go to another MB Manufacturer (which I don't want to do).
MSI Tech. 02/23/2012 none for 1155 socket.
End User 02/23/2012 I am not asking you for technical support for my current board. I was asking for a recommendation based on my CPU which board is the best MSI makes that will support Quad SLI. MSI Tech. 02/23/2012 this is not the post sale technical support form, please use the proper support form from the following link: http://service.msicomputer.com/msi_user/ts_form.aspx ***this model of the mb only supports SLI, not QUAD SLI: http://us.msi.com/product/mb/P67A-GD65--B3-.html#/?div=Basic

I believe there is a misunderstanding. MSI seems to have their own terminology in which "2 GTX 590s" are not labeled "Quad-SLI" but actually "nVidia (Dual GPU) ( 2 way SLI)" as opposed to "nVidia (Single GPU) ( 2 way SLI)".
This is the video card test list for your P67 board and if you scroll down you will see what I mean. A 2x590GTX setup wasn't actually tested, but you can find 2x295GTX and 2x9800GX2 setups in the list:
http://eu.msi.com/file/test_report/TR1_2313.pdf
In MSI's terms, "Quad SLI" is reserved for setups with four actual cards and from this perspective Quad SLI is not supported on your mainboard model (there are only 2 PCI-E x 16 slots (connected to the CPU's PCI-E interface that will run as x8/x8 as the CPU only provides 16 PCI-E 2.0 lanes).
I hope that clears things up for you.

Pavilion223 All in One-Can't dowload my boarding pass.

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Which MSI boards support Speedfan?

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i have a question the X58 boards support 2 core quad processors? because it says 45 nm support.

For future reference, look at the socket of cpu.
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The numbers stand for the number of pins found on the bottom of the cpu, the core 2's had 775 contactpoints, the new Nehalem 1366.
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Can the PCU from a Power Mac G4 w/400 mhz be upgraded to something higher?

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I got a few questions that I've been trying to answer since I discovered that the CPU's in the power macs can be upgraded. I got a power mac g4 that I picked up at my local dump for $20. I use to be a standard dell man but once I got my hands on the power mac, I've been hooked. From what I've been reading in the forums, it may be possible to upgrade the cpu on my power mac. I have one slight problem though, I can't tell what model I have. From what I can gather, I may have a sawtooth model (AGP?) but, I'm not too sure. So my questions are as followIs:
1. Is their some type of marker on the Mac that can tell what model it is?
2. Once the model has been confirmed, can it's particular cpu be upgraded and if so, how high?
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Bus Speed: 100 MHz
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1. Is their some type of marker on the Mac that can tell what model it is?
Based on the model number, here's your Mac:
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/powermacg4/stats/powermac_g4_4002.html
It is a Gigabit Ethernet model.
The linked page lists many of the options that you have.
Further info is here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3082?viewlocale=en_US
2. Once the model has been confirmed, can it's particular cpu be upgraded and if so, how high?
Processor wise, the GE also had a dual 450MHz and a dual 500MHz processor. These would be a plug and play upgrade.
You could also use a processor from a Quicksilver, by adding power to the 4th mount lug of the processor daughtercard.
These processors range from 733MHz to dual 1.0GHz.
More regarding that topic here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9354289
Most any aftermarket processor from old makers like Gigadesigns, FastMac, OWC and Powerlogix will work. Current makers of CPU upgrades from Newertech and Sonnet are also available.
Single processors are available up to 2.0GHz and duals up to 1.8GHz.
3. Besides adding more memory (she has 1.5 GB) is their anything else I can do to make her faster?
In OS 9, 1.5GB is the max RAM supported.
In OS X, 2GB is fully supported. 4x 512MB DIMMs are the max RAM supported.
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Find a PC version of a Radeon 9800 Pro and flash it to Mac ROM, or, buy a pre-flashed card on eBay in Apple Components.
The 9800 Pro is the top upgrade for 2x AGP graphics machines.
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HT204003 how can i print a boarding pass image file from passbook?

how can i print a boarding pass image file from passbook?

I do not believe that Passbook supports printing. You can email, but not print. Then again I'm not sure what it actually emails, if that is a graphic of the card or what. I'm going to try it with my Starbuck's card, but there is no setting for printing within Passbook.
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X48C board from HELL can't flash bios -- board freezes on post -- help!

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Inserted the ram (as shown in manual) and added turbo cards...
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Power On
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2- a few seconds later, system awakens and starts again
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i realise this isn't the right community for this question, but apple don't have a support category called "apple support".
i have that problem where I have an appleid called "frumbert", which I got about 10 years ago. it is and always has been tied to my gmail email address. i used this for about 5 years worth of itunes purchases, then forgot it for a couple of years.
when I got an ipad I also got an icloud account, and stupidly signed up using my gmail email address as my icloud username. it's tied to the same gmail email address as my existing "frumbert" account. i've since made all my itunes and app purchases using my icloud appleid, and it's the one associated with my mac warranties and such.
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I'm having the exact same problem and so are a lot of other people. Apple's solution - shut up and create a new account just for the support community.
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Can a KT4V-L Board support a 400 mhz FSB?

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