I CAN HAS POWER SUPPLY oops caps... from a G5 iMac 17" to an Intel 17"?

HI, LOLZ! i have a white G5 (no isight) and a white Intel Imacz0r with a brokered psu and i w4nt 2 know if i can use the one from the g5.
THANXOR!@

Hello again,
Oh dear...
Another " Nope! ". It will not fit. Another impossible I am afraid.
Regards once more.
Ian.

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