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Power Mac G5 (A1177)

Submitted By: powerbookmedic
Approved On: 11/18/09
Description: This is an official Powerbookmedic.com take-apart guide for the Power Mac G5.
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Comments (8):

Powerbook Medic
3 months ago
@AlexO - We sell hard drives on our site if that is all that is missing. Any other part we typically can special order by going to the Request a Part link in the support section.
Powerbook Medic
3 months ago
@Carlos - Which video segment are you referring to? The 2nd segment shows how to remove the G5 cover.
AlexO
3 months ago
Great videos. In my case I seem to have two(2)ground wires..I have inherit a G5 just recently and it seems that some parts were taken (HD's) but everything else seems to be there (even 6GB of RAM!!).I'm trying to fix it and get it running as a server/media server...any help on that? Love this site!! very detailed info, for a non-mac user..will be soon though...
Carlos
3 months ago
The video starts once the "G5" casing for the processors has been removed. Please can you let us know how this is removed as mine seems "Fixed" I believe there is a rivet on the top left holding it in place? please advise! Thanks in advance
Powerbook Medic
3 months ago
@johnny - is there a specific part of the video you feel is missing? We generally don't want people to sit through half an hour of removing screws.
johnny
3 months ago
i also just want to mention that it is good to have technical support of these types of computers.
johnny
3 months ago
some of the videos seem short as far as not fully seeing the actual process of the work thats being done. either it starts late or ends early as the troubleshooting or technical service is being recorded. at least in my opinion i feel it needs to be extended or elaborated to fully understand and grasp the process of the work thats being done.
arressbee@yahoo.co.uk
4 months ago
Hello, is it possible to fit dual 2.0 Ghz processors to a dual 1-8 Ghz board?
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